Written Articles

From time-to-time our instructors come across an issue or new case that presents an important message or an intriguing nuisance regarding the federal personnel system and write articles. We have been published in Government Executive Magazine. Bill Rudman was a prolific writer bringing the same sense of humor and sardonic insight to his articles that he brought to his teaching. We hope you enjoy these articles; they can be circulated among your staff as refresher training or to bring attention to a particularly important point.

Our Article Listing

• Halting Harassment
  By Robin S. Wink, June 27, 2007
• Thou Shalt Not Steal
  By William N. Rudman, October 11, 2006
• Crying Foul Over Free Speech
  By William N. Rudman, July 24, 2006
• Export Packing
  By William N. Rudman, June 1, 2006
• The Fine Print of Firing
  By William N. Rudman, July 20, 2005
• The Gender Trap
  By William N. Rudman, October 1, 2004
• Case Closed
  By William N. Rudman, June 15, 2004
• The Wrong Target
  By William N. Rudman, March 1, 2004
• Wrong Turn on Employee Appeals
  By William N. Rudman, February 15, 2004
• Crime and punishment
  By William N. Rudman, June 9, 2003
• Heck No, We Won't Go
  By William N. Rudman, November 15, 2002

• When Employees Take the Fifth
  By William N. Rudman and Jacquelyne J. Kuhens, June 1, 2002
• When Prior Punishments Don't Count
  By William Rudman, May 1, 2001
• Handling Doomed Employees
  By William N. Rudman, February 1, 2000
• The Cost of Complaints
  By William Rudman, June 1, 1999
• Surly Surveyor Has to Go
  By William N. Rudman, August 1, 1998
• The Legal Ties That Bind
  By William N. Rudman, March 1, 1998
• The Perils of Pre-Selection
  By William N. Rudman, July 1, 1997
• Car Regs Not a One-Way Street
  By William N. Rudman, January 1, 1997
• On the Hot Seat
  By William N. Rudman, January 1, 1996
• Rules You Must Know
  By William N. Rudman, January 1, 1996

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