Subject Index 443
Federal Rules of Civil Procedure
(FRCP), 383
Federal Service Impasses Panel, 345
Federal Service Labor-Management
Relations Statute, 345, 358
Feedback: in blended learning, 320;
and performance evaluations,
217, 227, 232, 267; providing
volunteers with, 129–130; and
subordinate appraisals, 227;
and training evaluations, 322
FICA taxes, 286, 287
Fidelity, 290
Fifth Amendment, 78
Final-offer arbitration, 356
Financial control, evidence of,
defi ned, 288
Financial management, defi ned,
as a leadership competency,
332 – 333
“Finding Family in a Nonmarried
World,” 24
Finkel, Branti v., 76
Firefi ghters Local 1784 v. Stotts, 83
FireFLAG/EMS, 101
First Amendment, 74–75, 102,
344, 360
First responders, training, exercise
involving, 337
Fit, person-organization, 203–204
501(c)(3) organizations: and 403(b)
retirement plans, 291; and
501(c)(4) organizations, 21, 23;
defi ned, 11; described, 19–20;
number of, 11, 16, 17 – 18 ;
tax-exempt status of, 12 ;
workforce in, 16
501(c)(4) organizations, 20–21, 23
Flexibility, defi ned, as a leadership
competency, 330
Flexible benefi ts, 298–299, 385, 399
Flexible job environment,
301–302, 399
Florida Board of Regents, Kimmel
v., 62, 63
Florida Department of Business
and Professional Regulations
(DBPR), 378
Florida Department of Children
and Families (DCF), 272–273
Florida Department of
Management Services, 388Florida law enforcement agencies, 113
Florida Orchestra, 365–366
Florida Public Employee Relations
Commission, 347
Florida State Highway Patrol, 282
Follow-up, for working on diversity,
109 , 110
Food Lifelines, 317
Forecasting, 40–44, 50
Foreign Service of the United
States, 345
Foreign workers, temporary,
recruiting, 188–189
Forklift Systems, Harris v., 97
Formal off-site training, 314, 315
For-profi t sector: retirees from,
desires of, 26; technology and
the, 3; unionization in the, 364
Fort Worth Bank and Trust, Watson
v., 68
Fort Worth Police Department, 113
401(k) plans, 290, 291
403(b) plans, 291
Foster Grandparents, 131
Foundation Center, 186 , 214
Fourteenth Amendment, 56, 78
Fourth Amendment, 77, 300, 301
Freedoms, protection of, 74–75, 76,
102, 360
Full-dress public assessment, 230–231
Functional Job Analysis (FJA), 172
Funding reductions, xvii, 33, 308, 395
Future needs, anticipating, 40–44GGainsharing, 241, 242, 243,
268–269
GAOL-DC, 101
Garcetti v. Ceballos, 75
Garcia v. San Antonio Metropolitan
Transit Authority, 273
Garrett, Board of Trustees of the
University of Alabama v., 63
Gay Offi cers Action Leagues, 101
Gays and Lesbians in Foreign
Affairs Agencies, 90
Gays and lesbians, issues facing. See
Sexual orientation
GDXdata, 388
Gender dysphoria, 102
Gender identity, defi ned, 102Gender identity disorder, 102
Gender issues, 90, 91–92,
101–102, 277–279, 336. See
also Discrimination; Sexual
harassment
General Accounting Offi ce (GAO).
See U.S. General Accounting
Offi ce/Government
Accountability Offi ce (GAO)
General Motors, 81
General Salary Pay Scale, 258,
259 , 262
General Schedule (GS) system,
257–258
Generation Xers, 25, 26, 309
Generational challenges, 25–26
Genetic Nondiscrimination Act,
294–295
Girl Scouts of America, 105, 121,
143
Glass Ceiling Act, 64
Glass ceilings: defi ned, 91;
eliminating, need for, 91–92
Global positioning system (GPS)
technology, use of, 393
Goal, defi ned, 218
Goal setting, and motivation,
245–246
Goal-setting appraisal methods,
234–235
Goal-setting theory, 223
Goalsharing, 241, 242, 243, 269
Golden State Peace Offi cers
Association, 100–101
Good faith and fair dealing
exception, 80
Goodwill Industries, 363
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co.,
Ledbetter v., 279
Gosport Volunteer Centre, 120
Governance Effectiveness Quick
Check, 139
Governing boards. See Boards
Governing Magazine, 394
Government Employee Rights
Act, 64
Government sovereignty, principle
of, 358–359, 360
Government Technology Executive
News, 394
Grade creep, 264
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