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What will gov't leadership look like in January?

Several cabinet officials are likely to leave government service ahead of the expected flurry of investigations once Democrats take control of the House of Representatives in January. More

FCW looking for top fed IT workers

By Troy K. Schneider

Help FCW identify the outstanding federal IT workers.
Unions react to election results

By Nathan Abse

Most federal unions have made no secret of their anger at the increasing disdain they have felt in recent years from leading quarters of the Republican Party—a sense that has grown much more pointed under the present White House.
Why you should right-size your life insurance policy

By Greg Klingler

When it comes to insurance, it is generally a safe bet that the most expensive and easiest to purchase policies aren’t the best fit for your coverage needs. Much like Goldilocks, finding the perfect amount of coverage requires shrewd evaluation of all your options to right-size your policy.
View the November 5, 2019 FEND issue as a PDF

By FEND Staff
What will gov't leadership look like in January?

By Mark Rockwell

Several cabinet officials are likely to leave government service ahead of the expected flurry of investigations once Democrats take control of the House of Representatives in January.
Union tells feds what's at stake on Election Day

By FederalSoup Staff

The American Federation of Government Employees is reminding its members to vote on Nov. 6 and also breaks down the issues affecting federal employees.
Can OPM retain its independence?

By Chase Gunter

As the Trump Administration looks to split OPM between the White House and the General Services Administration, longtime human resources experts hope the HR shop can retain some autonomy.
VA joins career program for military spouses

By FederalSoup Staff

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs this week announced that it has joined a career program that connects military spouses to nearly 400 different employers.
Many agency satisfaction scores stall or decline in FEVS

By Chase Gunter

Two of the three major metrics for the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey improved over last year, but fewer agency-level scores improved than in recent years, particularly on the civilian side.