FMA PRESIDENT URGES ACTION ON HIRING REFORM - April 8, 2010
FMA says hiring reforms must come first <
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PERKINSON'S COMMENTARY IN PRAISE OF PUBLIC SERVANTS IN FEDERAL TIMES - May 5, 2008
"Silent patriots" are critical to nation’s survival <
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PERKINSON COAUTHORS COMMENTARY ON FERS SICK LEAVE IN FEDERAL TIMES - February 11, 2008
Credit unused sick leave to improve productivity <
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FMA NATIONAL PRESIDENT DARRYL PERKINSON ON FEDERAL NEWS RADIO - July 14, 2006
FMA National President Darryl Perkinson and Government and Public Affairs Director Thomas Richards appeared on the Federal News Radio Radio Show on July 14, 2006. <
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DARRYL PERKINSON IN FEDERAL TIMES SPOTLIGHT - May 11,2006
Darryl Perkinson, newly elected president of the Federal Managers Association, began his federal career a bit earlier than most. He was a junior in high school when he joined a pre-apprentice program at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Va. After heading off to Virginia Wesleyan College and doing a stint with the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, Perkinson came back to the shipyard 10 years later.<
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FMA PRESIDENT PERKINSON APPEARS ON FEDERALNEWSRADIO.COM RADIO SHOW - May 6, 2006
FMA National President Darryl Perkinson appeared on the FederalNewsRadio.com Radio Show on May 6, 2006. <
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FMA NATIONAL PRESIDENT MICHAEL B. STYLES APPEARS ON GOVEXEC LIVE! - November 30, 2005
FMA National President Michael B. Styles appeared on GovExecLive! to discuss the challanges managers will face in the wake of new personnel reforms. To view a copy of the transcript, please visit the following link.<
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National President Michael Styles quoted in GovExec.com
Nonunion employees need a voice in NSPS, observers say - November 22, 2005
As labor unions vocally criticize the Pentagon for diminishing their role under the National Security Personnel System, at least two other observers are questioning whether nonunion employees will have enough of a say. <
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National President Michael Styles quoted in FEDweek.com
FMA: $20 Million Less for DHS Personnel System an 'Ominous Start' - November 8,2005
President of the Federal Managers Association Michael B. Styles has criticized the House-Senate conference on 2006 Department of Homeland Security appropriations for providing $20 million less than the department requested to implement its new personnel system.<
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FMA President Michael Styles Quoted in GovExec.com
Pentagon Stands Ground on Personnel Reforms - October 31,2005
Of the 58,538 comments the Defense Department received on its new personnel system during the mandated meet-and-confer process, more than 45,000 of them were based on form letters voicing "general opposition" to the system, according to final regulations made public Thursday.<
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