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Employees at the National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration were jarred—and their work disrupted—by statements and tweets about the weather issued by the White House last September. More
A new bill would update federal workforce law to allow more employees to take advantage of a paid parental leave benefit.
On the eve of the 2020 census, oversight bodies are warning on risks that could compromise the population count.
Democrats in Congress and federal employee unions are pushing legislation for a 3.5% pay hike.
Members of the largest federal employee union in the country held a silent protest on Capitol Hill against the Trump administration’s workforce policies and treatment of federal labor groups.
A congressional task force charged with improving government efficiency is proposing to eliminate the “simultaneously immoderate and unstable” Federal Employees' Retirement System and to make improvements to the federal government workforce.
The Office of Personnel Management is reminding federal employees that they too can earn extra money and be a part of history by working part-time with the U.S. Census Bureau for the 2020 count.
The 45,000-member strong National Guard Association of the U.S. has a new chairman: Major Gen. Michael T. McGuire of the Arizona National Guard.
The House this week passed a bill that would repeal the retiree health benefit pre-funding requirement for the U.S. Postal Service.
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