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A recent Gallup study of more than 5,400 survey respondents finds 26% of federal employees say they “very often” or “always” feel burned out at work.
Contractors feeling beset by false claims act lawsuits, feel that way for good reason. The number of cases launched by the Justice Department reached 500 cases.
A new bill from a pair of bipartisan Senators is calling on agencies to report more detailed, timely information on federal telework and office space.
Zakiya Carr Johnson is a former White House official and former director of State's Race, Ethnicity and Social Inclusion Unit.
Federal News Network is conducting a survey of federal employees, one year after the White House began pushing agencies on return-to-office requirements.
The Department of Health and Human Services is aiming to better organize its healthcare cybersecurity resources and programs.
The Census Bureau agreed to a remote work policy last December, and a remote work policy working group has been working on implementation details.
With OMB encouraging agencies to bring employees back in the office, here are the trials and tribulations of the latest shift for four agencies.
Ahead of Labor's return-to-office decision, agency employees in Boston called for leaders to let them keep their telework options as flexible as possible.
At the Education Department, leaders are turning their attention to the return-to-office of bargaining unit employees — and receiving pushback for it.
As SBA seeks more funding for fiscal 2025, House Small Business Committee members push for agency employees to return to the office more often.
She is 24-year Army veteran and she spent several years in the congressional branch as deputy director of the Government Publishing Office.
USPS retirees who are eligible for Medicare Part B, but do not have it, can sign up between now and September 1 without having to pay a penalty.
The National Association of Letter Carriers tracks about 150 acts of heroism from USPS employees every year, and recognizes some of them at an annual ceremony.