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GovExec Daily: Paying Attention to the Hatch Act in 2022
Courtney Bublé joins the podcast to discuss her series on the rules governing feds' political activity.
As the midterm elections approach, federal employees once again need to be aware of Hatch Act rules around political activity. With the COVID-19-era move to remote and hybrid work, the blurred lines between on- and off-the-job times can make the Hatch Act even more difficult to navigate.
GovExec correspondent Courtney Bublé is the author of an ongoing series on the Hatch Act. She joined the podcast to discuss the Hatch Act and how public servants can stay on the right side of the rules as we approach the midterm elections.
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