By Nathan Abse
The annual survey of federal employees on work and workplaces -- already postponed two months -- will now be delayed until Sept. 14.
By Lia Russell
Unions blast decision to allow workers to discontinue their payments at outside the traditional annual "window."
By FederalSoup Staff
In his answers to an AFGE questionnaire, former Vice President Joe Biden outlined his views on collective bargaining, federal employee pay and benefits, furloughs and discrimination.
By Lia Russell
The House Appropriations Committee's Financial Services and General Government Subcommittee's bill would codify language to block merging the Office of Personnel Management and General Services Administration -- an administration goal that has drawn opposition from congressional Democratic leaders.
By FederalSoup Staff
With the number of COVID-19 cases rising in Texas, the National Treasury Employees Union is raising concerns with Customs and Border Protection’s plan to rotate in more than 800 CBP officers from other ports to assist with border patrol.
By Lauren C. Williams
A new law allows the VA to increase pay for certain high-level officials, an authority vital to attracting and keeping talent, Veterans Affairs Secretary Robert Wilkie said.
By Nathan Abse
Federal agencies -- especially those in the Washington, D.C., region -- are returning employees to their regular workplaces at a faster clip than most private-sector employers, according to a report.
By FederalSoup Staff
The Defense Department has moved to Phase 2 of its multiphase reopening plan for the Pentagon reservation.