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Federal law and DoD policy give military services clear authority to recall many categories of retirees to active duty, with Title 10 provisions (notably 10 U.S.C. § 688 and related chapters) and serv...
Federal law gives the services broad authority to order retired members to active duty, but that authority is constrained by specific statutes, age and category guidance, and exceptions for certain re...
The materials provided show detailed descriptions of the U.S. Office of Research Integrity’s mission, investigative processes, and public case-summary resources , and separately document Annette Boswo...
The One Big Beautiful Bill (OBBB/OBBBA) does not create new federal nurse-to-patient ratio mandates for hospitals, but it pauses or delays several federal staffing rules affecting nursing homes and sh...
Retirees can be lawfully ordered or invited back to service under multiple statutes and agency rules, and protections for employment status, pay, and age exemptions vary by service, legal authority, a...
Federal law generally limits involuntary recall of retired service members to 12 months in a 24‑month period under 10 U.S.C. § 688, though longer or different authorities exist in specific statutes, s...
Members of Congress are not listed among the "members of the uniformed services" who are directly subject to the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ); the UCMJ’s Article 2 jurisdiction applies to m...
Definitions vary, but allied health “professions” are usually described as distinct, credentialed health-care roles that diagnose, treat or rehabilitate and often require post‑secondary education and ...