Thinking of taking early retirement? Whatever your motivation might be, it requires as much planning as regular retirement.
Military reserve members are watching a Supreme Court case involving a Coast Guard reserve member, who claims the FAA owes him military pay differential.
Few departments have more diverse procurement needs than Homeland Security. The agency operates on natural disasters, immigration activity and cybersecurity.
ICE also made 185 tentative job offers at the Department of Homeland Security’s June hiring expo.
Federal retirees are pouring hundreds of millions of dollars a year into an annuity offering at the Thrift Savings Plan.
The DoD's big cybersecurity program advanced earlier this month. It's a big rule to carry out if it becomes effective.
The Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction, or SIGAR, published a book, highlighting the bad personnel practices during the Afghanistan war.
With 23 days to go, a review of across-the-board changes federal employees can expect from the second, non-contiguous Trump administration.
A unit of the Department of Health and Human Services recently made grants to four academic and industry teams to enable the transplantation of the human eye.
Federal contractors, who never expected Congress to get a full-year appropriation done last week, were pleased about the avoidance of a government shutdown.
The bill also increases the income eligibility threshold for the basic needs allowance to 200% of federal poverty guidelines.
A unit of the Health and Human Services Department set up a dashboard that aims to reduce harm to the patient and health care workforce.
"We continue to expand on professional services, because our goal is to create as much employment opportunity as we can," said Soraya Correa.
"We have a network of about 400 nonprofit agencies across the country that hire and employ the individuals with disabilities," said Richard Belden.
"There was planning underway that they canceled very late on Friday night when it looked like the Senate was ready to pass this as it did," said Loren Duggan.