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NEW BOOK • June 22, 2026

You're a Federal Employee?
You're Fired.

What Every Federal Worker Needs to Know Before Your Options Run Out

Launching June 22, 2026. Pre-order now and be the first to know when the full book is available.

Pricing: $17.99 Paperback | $9.99 Kindle

You have 45 days to contact an EEO counselor after discrimination.

You have 30 days to appeal a removal to the MSPB.

Miss these deadlines, and your rights are gone forever.

You're a Federal Employee? You're Fired Book Cover
June 22, 2026
Official Launch Date
Available Now
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Why Federal Employees Need This Book

Federal employment law is complex, unforgiving, and designed to work against you. This book cuts through the confusion and gives you the roadmap to protect your career, understand your rights, and take action before it's too late.

Strict Deadlines

Federal employment law has unforgiving timelines. Miss a deadline by one day, and your case is over. This book shows you exactly what to do—and when.

Your Rights

You have more legal protections than you think. From Title VII to the Rehabilitation Act, learn which laws protect you and how to use them.

Real Stories

Meet Mark, Jennifer, and Benjamin—three federal employees who faced discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. Their stories will sound familiar.

Federal employee reading the book at their desk

About J. Thomas Spiggle

J. Thomas Spiggle is the founder of The Spiggle Law Firm and has spent decades fighting for federal employees facing workplace injustice.

He's represented hundreds of federal workers in discrimination, whistleblower, and wrongful termination cases—and he's seen firsthand how the system works (and how it fails).

This book is his guide to helping federal employees understand their rights, meet critical deadlines, and use the law to fight back.

"Too many federal employees lose their cases—not because they don't have a case, but because they didn't know what to do or when to do it. This book changes that."
LAUNCHING JUNE 22, 2026

Don't Wait Until It's Too Late

Pre-order now and be ready when the full book launches. Federal employment law doesn't wait—and neither should you.