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Can You Be Forced by Your Agency to Relocate?

When an agency decides to relocate an office, or the entire agency (this can be done for many reasons), can they force you, if you are employed by them, to relocate or risk losing your job? What options are available to you if you still want to keep your job without...

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Remember, You Have Appeal Rights

Recently, nearly 600 retired federal law enforcement officers received notification their Annuity Supplement was being reapportioned to provide a former spouse with extra income. So, why is that? Why did the Office of Personnel Management do this unexpectedly? Let’s...

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Whistleblower Retaliation a Real Problem at the VA

Whistleblower Retaliation a Real Problem at the VA

A highly-rated pain management specialist at a Southeastern Missouri VA, Dr. Klein, is supposed to work with veterans, but instead, he sits in his small office all day and does nothing. Klein describes his current work situation as “solitary confinement” due to...

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Overpaid by the OWCP: What to do?

Overpaid by the OWCP: What to do?

If you become one of those unlucky federal employees who receives a payment from the Office of Workers Compensation Programs (OWCP) followed by a notice that you have been overpaid don’t pull your hair out. OWCP overpayments can occur and you need to know what to do...

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Why OPM May Deny Your Federal Disability Retirement Claim

Why OPM May Deny Your Federal Disability Retirement Claim

Common OPM Denials At Harris Federal, we pride ourselves on our success rate. We have worked with federal employees for over a decade now, and our substantial tenure has allowed us to become adept to the various intricacies involved in the federal benefits system. We...

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Federal Disability Retirement – How Does The OPM Affect Me?

Federal Disability Retirement – How Does The OPM Affect Me?

The OPM, or Office of Personnel Management, functions as an extension of each federal agency’s human resource department. They administer all of the federal employee retirement benefits, insurance programs, as well as assist each agency with their hiring processes....

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Chronic Pain Can Create Depression, Don’t Ignore It!

Chronic Pain Can Create Depression, Don’t Ignore It!

If you have been injured and you're left with lingering pain, it can eventually affect your mental health. Friends, family, and coworkers can start treating you differently if you suffer from chronic pain and it's affecting your daily life. Your condition can then be...

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