Federal Times: Federal employee use of official time is on the rise, though whether the use of that time is actually beneficial for government operations varies from expert to expert.
Official time is defined as time certain federal employees use to conduct union duties, such as collective bargaining negotiations or representation of employees who file grievances, and is protected under the Civil Service Reform Act of 1978. Activities under official time must be deemed “reasonable, necessary and in the public interest,” and employees using official time must act to represent all employees, not just members of the union.
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