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  Lawmakers urge GSA to address tax code change affecting feds

  By Sherkiya Wedgeworth

  Two Democratic lawmakers have joined together to urge the General Services Administration to take quick action and address a tax code change that eliminated the deduction for job-related moving expenses for federal employees.
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  Union: Federal prisons are understaffed, need more funding

  By Sherkiya Wedgeworth

  The Council of Prison Locals held a Senate roundtable discussion to bring attention to lack of funding and understaffing issues at federal prisons.
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  Many seasonal NPS workers 'confused' about rule change

  By FederalSoup Staff

  Many seasonal employees of the National Park Service—some who have worked for the agency for decades — are finding themselves unemployed after NPS made an unannounced change to seasonal hiring rules.
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  Army will not meet its 2018 recruitment goal

  By FederalSoup Staff

  Six months into the recruiting year, the U.S. Army is struggling to meet its recruiting goal, and is lowering that number goal as a result.
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  Feds in six regions to get higher locality pay in 2019

  By Sherkiya Wedgeworth

  Federal employees in six metropolitan areas will likely begin receiving higher locality pay in 2019 to account for large pay gaps with non-federal employers.
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  Survey examines feds’ view of administration

  By FederalSoup Staff

  Forty-eight percent of federal employees surveyed believe the Trump administration is not holding its political appointees to the same ethical standards as the rest of the civil service workforce.
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  Former FBI agent pleads guilty to sharing classified documents

  By Sherkiya Wedgeworth

  Admitting that his actions put America at risk, a former special agent of the FBI pleaded guilty in federal court to sharing classified information with the media.
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  IG: OPM needs contingency plan for FLTCIP

  By FederalSoup Staff

  After steep increases to Federal Long Term Care Insurance Program premiums that alarmed federal lawmakers several years ago, the Office of Personnel Management still does not have a plan in place to make sure such increases don't happen again.
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  Proposed DOD reform bill would eliminate agencies, cut jobs

  By FederalSoup Staff

  The House Armed Services Committee Chairman on Tuesday proposed a bill that would eliminate seven supporting agencies within the Defense Department that are a part of what is known as the “fourth estate."

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