By Natalie Alms
Agency tech leaders sounded off to the Government Accountability Office about the prospect of launching a digital service training school modeled on the military service academies to bring more tech talent into government.
By Chris Riotta
Information on the majority of ransomware attacks targeting American companies and civilian agencies remains unreported to the Department of Homeland Security, a top cyber official told lawmakers.
By Natalie Alms
The president's management agenda will stress the federal workforce, customer service user experience and equity—as well as a push to build capacity in financial management and improve acquisition.
By Nathan Abse
The Nov. 22 deadline for federal employees to either be vaccinated or obtain a valid exemption finally has arrived, and the Biden administration is touting strong compliance across the government.
By Natalie Alms
"If we want the best talent meeting America's needs, then we need to be smart about creating opportunities for them," OPM Director Kiran Ahuja said at an event hosted by a FederalSoup partner publication, FCW.
By FederalSoup Staff
Currently, employees of the federal courts—the judicial branch of our government—are inadequately protected in deterring or gaining redress from on-the-job sexual harassment. Advocates are joining with allies on Capitol Hill to pass legislation on the issue.
By Natalie Alms
TSA has reported to us that it does not expect the upcoming vaccination deadline for feds to cause disruptions.
By Nathan Abse
Postal worker labor organizations are again pushing back against reports of financial losses across the massive delivery operation—reminding the public that the numbers are distorted by "faulty" accounting over impossible future retiree costs and other issues, all of which can only be remedied by the White House and Congress.
By Natalie Alms
Agency officials estimate that around 1,000 of its 1,500 cyber vacancies could fit into the new scheme.