For civil service reform, agencies should use lessons learned from workforce pilots at other agencies, according to a recent report from Convergence.
USPS is underestimating how much recent mail price hikes are driving away some of its biggest customers, an industry report finds.
CBO advised Congress that unless full-year appropriations for 2024 is enacted by April 30, the White House might be obligated to initiate sequestration.
A new Coast Guard policy will require supervisors to refer personnel to a health care provider for an evaluation as soon as service members request assistance.
Negotiators from Congress and the White House are scrambling to complete work on funding government agencies for the fiscal year and avoid a partial shutdown.
Nothing happened over the weekend in Congress, as a Friday deadline is still looming.
In today's Federal Newscast, the Biden administration is eyeing more investments for federal early-career hiring in fiscal 2025.
The Foreign Service is making a switch to virtual assessments for candidates, after figuring out a remote format during the COVID-19 pandemic.
FOIA backlogs have been on the rise across government for the past decade, but many agencies lack detailed goals and milestones to reduce the backlogs.
Brian Conrad, the acting director of the FedRAMP cloud security program, has led several modernization initiatives over the last three years.
OPM’s request for $465.8 million in discretionary fiscal 2025 spending looks to scale up development of early-career talent, the HR workforce and more.
Craig Martell, the Pentagon’s first chief digital and artificial intelligence officer, will depart in April.
In today's Federal Newscast, the Secret Service is warming up plans for one of the biggest sporting events in the world.
Transportation security officers have reached what their union calls a groundbreaking bargaining agreement with the TSA.
Defense officials are asking Congress to provide additional budget flexibilities they need to to acquire capabilities at a faster pace.