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InformedFED publishes articles meticulously researched and authored by Subject Matter Experts (SME). These articles undergo thorough AI cross-checking and are peer-reviewed by another SME before publication. Previously published articles and bulletins are regularly updated. However, it's important to note that neither the publication nor the consumption of these articles should be interpreted as legal advice, as each situation is unique and depends on the specific facts and circumstances.

Are Federal Employees Required to Invoke FMLA to Use Accrued Leave for Medical Reasons?

Confused about FMLA and using your accrued sick or annual leave as a federal employee? Find out if you are required to invoke FMLA to use your existing leave balances for a serious health condition. Learn when your supervisor has discretion and when FMLA is necessary to guarantee approval.

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InformedFED

May 2, 20195 min read

The Critical First Step: Making Initial EEO Contact to File a Federal Complaint

Learn the critical first step to file a federal EEO complaint: making initial contact with the EEO Counselor. Understand the strict 45-day deadline, common agency roadblocks, and the best method to prove timely contact to protect your appeal rights.

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InformedFED

Apr 1, 20194 min read

Federal employee asking for a last chance

The Federal Employee's Lifeline: Understanding Last Chance Agreements (LCAs)

Last chance agreements (LCA's) and settlements contain terms agreed to by an (federal) employee, or former employee, and the agency, in which the employee is provided an opportunity to retain (or return to) employment, usually when the agency would otherwise remove, or did in fact already remove, the employee from federal employment.

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InformedFED

Mar 2, 20193 min read

Properly Resigning from Federal Service: A Guide for Employees

A guide for federal employees on properly resigning from federal service. Learn the legal requirements for notice, essential documentation (SF-52), and key steps to protect yourself during a voluntary separation.

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InformedFED

Jan 26, 20192 min read

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