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About Osc
The U.S. Office of Special Counsel (OSC) is an independent federal agency that investigates and prosecutes violations related to federal employment laws. It focuses on protecting whistleblowers, enforcing the Hatch Act, and ensuring compliance with various federal regulations.
File complaints and learn about whistleblower protections in federal employment.
What You Can Do
- File a complaint regarding wrongdoing
- Access resources on whistleblower protections
- Review Hatch Act guidance and resources
- Explore training and certification options
- Stay updated with recent press releases
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the role of the U.S. Office of Special Counsel?
The OSC investigates and prosecutes violations of federal employment laws, particularly those related to whistleblower protections and the Hatch Act.
How can I file a complaint with OSC?
You can file a complaint through the OSC website by following the designated procedures outlined in the 'File a Complaint' section.
What protections are available for whistleblowers?
Whistleblowers in federal employment are protected from retaliation when they disclose wrongdoing, safety hazards, or abuse of authority.
What is the Hatch Act?
The Hatch Act restricts the political activities of federal employees to ensure the integrity of the federal workforce.
Where can I find training resources for federal agencies?
Training resources and certification options for federal agencies can be found in the 'Outreach Services' section of the OSC website.