OSCFinal Rule
Filing of Complaints and Allegations; Correction
Labor & WorkplaceOther
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Summary
The Office of Special Counsel (OSC) updated its rules for how people can file complaints and allegations about federal employee misconduct or violations of law. This correction ensures the complaint process is clear and properly documented so that whistleblowers and others can report problems effectively.
Key Points
- 1OSC clarified the official procedures for submitting complaints about federal employees or agencies
- 2The update helps ensure complaints are properly recorded and tracked through the system
- 3This makes it easier for whistleblowers to report illegal activity, mismanagement, or violations of law in federal agencies
- 4The correction addresses technical or procedural issues that may have caused confusion about how to file complaints
- 5Affects federal employees, job applicants, and the general public who want to report problems to the Office of Special Counsel
Key Dates
Published
April 30, 2025
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