PART 708—DOE CONTRACTOR EMPLOYEE PROTECTION PROGRAM

PART 708—DOE CONTRACTOR EMPLOYEE PROTECTION PROGRAM

§ 708.1 - What is the purpose of this part?
§ 708.2 - What are the definitions of terms used in this part?
§ 708.3 - What employee complaints are covered?
§ 708.4 - What employee complaints are not covered?
§ 708.5 - What employee conduct is protected from retaliation by an employer?
§ 708.6 - What constitutes “a reasonable fear of serious injury?”
§ 708.7 - What must an employee do before filing a complaint based on retaliation for refusal to participate?
§ 708.8 - Does this part apply to pending cases?
§ 708.9 - When is a complaint or other document considered to be “filed” under this part?
§ 708.10 - Where does an employee file a complaint?
§ 708.11 - Will an employee's identity be kept confidential if the employee so requests?
§ 708.12 - What information must an employee include in a complaint?
§ 708.13 - What must an employee do to show that all grievance-arbitration procedures have been exhausted?
§ 708.14 - How much time does an employee have to file a complaint?
§ 708.15 - What happens if an employee files a complaint under this part and also pursues a remedy under State or other law?
§ 708.16 - Will a contractor or a labor organization that represents an employee be notified of an employee's complaint and be given an opportunity to respond with information?
§ 708.17 - When may DOE dismiss a complaint for lack of jurisdiction or other good cause?
§ 708.18 - How can an employee appeal dismissal of a complaint for lack of jurisdiction or other good cause?
§ 708.19 - How can a party obtain review by the Secretary of Energy of a decision on appeal of a dismissal?
§ 708.20 - Will DOE encourage the parties to resolve the complaint informally?
§ 708.21 - What are the employee's options if the complaint cannot be resolved informally?
§ 708.22 - What process does the Office of Hearings and Appeals use to conduct an investigation of the complaint?
§ 708.23 - How does the Office of Hearings and Appeals issue a report of investigation?
§ 708.24 - Will there always be a hearing after a report of investigation is issued?
§ 708.25 - Who will conduct the hearing?
§ 708.26 - When and where will the hearing be held?
§ 708.27 - May the Administrative Judge recommend mediation to the parties?
§ 708.28 - What procedures govern a hearing conducted by the Office of Hearings and Appeals?
§ 708.29 - What must the parties to a complaint prove?
§ 708.30 - What process does the Administrative Judge follow to issue an initial agency decision?
§ 708.31 - If no hearing is conducted, what is the process for issuing an initial agency decision?
§ 708.32 - Can a dissatisfied party appeal an initial agency decision?
§ 708.33 - What is the procedure for an appeal?
§ 708.34 - What is the process for issuing an appeal decision?
§ 708.35 - How can a party obtain review by the Secretary of Energy of an appeal decision?
§ 708.36 - What remedies for retaliation may be ordered in initial and final agency decisions?
§ 708.37 - Will an employee whose complaint is denied by a final agency decision be reimbursed for costs and expenses incurred in pursuing the complaint?
§ 708.38 - How is a final agency decision implemented?
§ 708.39 - Is a decision and order implemented under this regulation considered a claim by the government against a contractor or a decision by the contracting officer under sections 6 and 7 of the Contract Disputes Act?
§ 708.40 - Are contractors required to inform their employees about this program?
§ 708.41 - Will DOE ever refer a complaint filed under this part to another agency for investigation and a decision?
§ 708.42 - May the deadlines established by this part be extended by any DOE official?
§ 708.43 - Does this rule impose an affirmative duty on DOE contractors not to retaliate?

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