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  Poll: Public approval of unions hits 15-year high

  By FederalSoup Staff

  Labor organizations are enjoying their highest popularity in over a decade with the American public, according to a recent public opinion poll.

• IRS union warmly greets new commissioner

  By FederalSoup Staff

  Charles Rettig was confirmed by the Senate on Sept. 13 to become the new commissioner of the Internal Revenue Service and the union representing IRS employees expressed hope for the future under his leadership.
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  Report: Shutdown less likely, prospects for 1.9% raise look better

  By FederalSoup Staff

  Members of the House and Senate working to hash out a compromise on much-discussed “minibus” spending bills to keep the federal government going are making progress, according to a recent report.
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  Florence: Thousands of feds help in the Carolinas

  By FederalSoup Staff

  Hurricane Florence was downgraded soon after hitting shore--but even days afterward the powerful, slow-moving storm continued to kill and destroy property across a vast wind- and flood-damaged area.

• Feds face being 'automated' out of a job

  By FederalSoup Staff

  Hundreds of thousands of federal face the prospect of being automated in the very near future and some experts are urging government employers to retrain and re-skill affected workers.

• Postal union calls for unity as contract expiration approaches

  By FederalSoup Staff

  The largest union representing U.S. Postal Service employees is issuing a new call for labor unity as it pushes for a fair deal for workers as their existing labor contract expires.

• Union to politicians: Lift the pay freeze!

  By FederalSoup Staff

  A major federal employee union has renewed its demand that members and other feds get the pay raise they deserve.

• Feds prepare for Hurricane Florence

  By FederalSoup Staff

  Multiple federal agencies with facilities in the path of Hurricane Florence's likely landfall are mobilized and preparing for the worst.

• GAO releases report on 2017 breach, agency response

  By FederalSoup Staff

  GAO has released a new report on the 2017 Equifax data breach along with how agencies responded.

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