U. S. Office of Personnel ManagementNEWS RELEASESFebruary 1996February 16, 1996: Washington, D.C. -- In response to a rapidly changing federal workplace and President Clinton's promise to streamline government operations, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management will issue proposed regulations that would give federal managers greater latitude to promote, train or make other personnel moves that facilitate the conduct of agency business. [News Release] February 14, 1996: Washington, D.C. -- The U.S. Mint in Denver might well have been the poster child for poor labor-management relations in the federal workplace. [News Release] February 14, 1996: Washington, D.C. -- Vice President Al Gore joins the National Partnership Council to present the first-ever National Partnership Award to the federal labor-management partnership team from the U.S. Customs Service. [News Release] February 14, 1996: Washington, D.C.--The Red River Army Depot in Texas and seven labor unions are being honored by Vice President Gore and the National Partnership Council for using a number of innovate approaches to foster labor-management cooperation, cutting costs and increasing production. [News Release] February 12, 1996: A recent action by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has reaffirmed that sexual harassment is a serious offense and will not be tolerated in the federal workforce. [News Release] February 9, 1996: Washington, D.C. -- Vice President Al Gore joins the National Partnership Council to present the first-ever National Partnership Award to federal labor-management partnership teams from the Denver Mint, Red River Army Depot (Texarkana, TX), Division of Coal Mine Workers' Compensation (Greensburg, PA), and the Customs Service (Washington, DC). [News Release] |
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