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Defending Your Case

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By: Corum
Price: $40.00
Edition: 1st/2003
Sku: 03DYC
ISBN: 1-878810-89-8
Samples: Table of Contents ------- Text Sample
Format: Softcover book and/or PDF eBook sent on CD or USB stick, or click here for the downloadable version

Defending Your Case is for agency managers and supervisors who will be testifying before the MSPB, EEOC, or at arbitration hearings, as well as, those providing information in other investigative or adjudicatory proceedings such as EEO investigations, FLRA investigations, and OSC inquiries. Providing more depth than the usual tips on how to testify, the book covers:

The Tribunals�including the differences between administrative and judicial tribunals, the most common administrative tribunals, and other administrative fact-finding processes
Burdens and Standards�including the burdens of proof, standards of proof, and elements of proof for the most common actions: disciplinary and adverse actions, selections, harassment, and other actions usually challenged
The Seven Classic Mistakes�including why agencies lose cases they shouldn�t lose
The Mechanics and Dynamics of Testimony�including preparation, appearing on the witness stand, holding up under cross-examination, and giving information in investigative phases

Also includes a detailed table of contents.

Available as a softcover book and/or a PDF file with many useful features delivered on a CD-ROM, USB Flash Drive, or download. Hyperlinks allow the reader to move quickly between the Table of Contents and the corresponding portions of the text. Internal hyperlinks serve as a cross-reference feature within the text.

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(2003) Defending Your Case (pdf eBook)

This concise yet comprehensive handbook coaches managers, supervisors, and agency officials on how to prepare for and effectively testify in defense of their case before the MSPB, EEOC, in arbitration and other adjudicatory proceedings. Major topics include a review of the tribunals, standards and burdens, the seven classic mistakes, and testifying. (more details)