Spring Seminars

March 29-June 25, 2010

Register now for Federal Employment Law Training Group’s Spring Seminars and receive the most broad-based, in-depth instruction in federal employment law available anywhere. Our sessions cover all major areas of the law of the federal workplace and are tailored for attorneys, HR, ER or EEO specialists, union representatives, managers and other practitioners who need a firm foundation in federal employment and labor law. We have developed an integrated curriculum of seminars designed to provide the federal employment law practitioner with multi-level instruction from basic adjudicatory forum information to the most advanced advocacy skills.

MSPB Law Week

March 29 – April 2, 2010

Clear up MSPB confusion with the ever-popular MSPB Law Week. This session covers all aspects of discipline and performance cases with emphasis on leave abuse and medical issues. Topics include adverse action, charges, penalties, leave abuse and medical issue, and unacceptable performance.

Advocacy Skills Week

April 19 – 23, 2010

Get down to basics and review the EEOC forum and MSPB organization and jurisdiction. Merit Systems Protection Board experts will guide participants through litigation techniques including introduction to the MSPB and EEOC hearing processes. The session culminates with a mock hearing and other demonstrations with the FELTG Team.

Specialty Practices Week

May 3 – 7, 2010

Back by popular demand, this series covers topics such as legal writing, MSPB and EEOC case law updates, Whistleblower Protection Act, and writing final agency decisions.

EEOC Law Week

May 17 – 21, 2010

This series provides an in depth look at EEOC, current trends in EEO Law, The Rehabilitation Act, and the NEW Americans’ with Disabilities Act, accommodating individuals with disabilities, alternative dispute resolution, selection, promotion and discipline and mixed Cases

FLRA Law Week

June 7 – 11, 2010

This session covers labor relations, unfair labor practices, organization of the Federal Labor Relations Authority, and negotiation techniques. This new offering covers all the basics of labor arbitration, including a brief history and a live demonstration of arbitration.

Civil Service Institute

June 21 – 25, 2010

This course has been designed for those new to the field of federal sector employment and labor relations law. The CSI seminar intensive basic instruction on the fundamentals of substantive area of law and procedures necessary to properly provide representation and advice to agencies.

The Federal Employment Law Training Group is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing employment training for the federal government community. FELTG’s comprehensive educational seminars cover a wide range of employment law and federal personnel law issues including whistleblowing retaliation claims, EEO law fundamentals, administrative litigation techniques, FMLA, EEOC and MSPB precedent and procedures, labor relations and FLRA law, ADA updates, and arbitration.

FELTG’s instructors are practicing attorneys in the area of federal employment law. Each has over 25 years of experience in the field, and all represent both employees and agencies in hearings and appeals before EEOC, MSPB, FLRA, OSC, and in arbitrations.

In addition to these semi-annual open-enrollment seminars offered mainly in the Washington, DC area, custom on-site training is available in all employment law subjects. For example, FELTG often present training for supervisors and managers on best personnel practices in the workplace.

Click here for a printable copy of FELTG’s spring seminar curriculum.

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