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A Bureau of Land Management preferred alternative for a proposed large-scale wind energy farm in southern Idaho would shrink the size by nearly half.
Colleen Heller-Stein, former deputy CHCO at the Treasury Department, is the first-ever career federal executive to serve as executive director CHCO Council.
Brian Elliott, executive advisor around the future of work, said all organizations have to accept that how you measure employee performance has changed.
The Council of Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency, (CIGIE) figures that in fiscal 2023, its recommendations saved the government $100 billion.
Andrea Sampanis, the acting director of the Grants QSMO in HHS, said her team helped three small agencies adopt award management systems more easily.
By achieving a clean financial audit for the first time ever, the Marine Corps can provide accountability, transparency and validity for their spending.
The Navy is upping its game in experimenting with new tech, largely because of a portfolio management approach that helps put older systems out to pasture.
Along with warning of what they said would be a dangerous return of Schedule F, the group called on Congress to enact reforms to modernize the civil service.
Four years into his tenure, Postmaster General Louis DeJoy is defending changes made under his 10-year reform plan — and ones still to come.
There's a new Hatch Act sheriff in town. Attorney Hampton Dellinger was recently confirmed as Special Counsel, leading the Office of Special Counsel.
DHS budget document say the new "CEXO" would help the department consolidate its employee engagement goals, as well as recruit and retain top talent.
The Supreme Court will soon decide whether to overturn a 40-year-old decision that is come to be known as the Chevron Deference.
The employee advocacy group is asking OPM to expand health carrier requirements to cover IVF treatments, on top of medications, for plan year 2025.
Democrats say an appropriations bill with 10% spending cuts to covered agencies would leave no choice but to implement staff reductions to make ends meet.