Religious Freedom in the Federal Workplace

This guide educates federal employees about their rights and responsibilities regarding religious freedom in the federal workplace.

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Guides & Assistance

The State Department RIF: What It Means for Federal Workers and the American Public

Civil Service Strong/AFGE

Guide and resource regarding the recent RIF at the U.S. Department of State.resource

Reductions in Force

Guides & Assistance

Fair Access: Guidance for Meaningful Public Participation in Government Decision-making

Union of Concerned Scientists

Guidance for Meaningful Public Participation in Government Decision-making

Guides & Assistance

NOVAnext: Helping Displaced Federal Workers Transition to New Careers

Northern Virginia Community College

Free of charge to eligible participants, NOVA helps unemployed federal workers and federal contractors quickly and effectively transition their talents to new careers through a new partnership called NOVAnext.

Guides & Assistance

Religious Freedom in the Federal Workplace

Americans United for Separation of Church and State

This guide educates federal employees about their rights and responsibilities regarding religious freedom in the federal workplace.

Research & Analysis

Access Denied: How the Trump Administration Is Eliminating Public Input

Union of Concerned Scientists

Analysis of how the Trump Administration is evading legal requirements regarding public notifications.

Fact Sheets & FAQs

What Is Schedule G?

Civil Service Strong

On July 17, President Trump issued an Executive Order creating Schedule G. This resource unpacks what we know and what we don’t yet know about this new hiring authority.