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The Agriculture Department’s decision to reduce how often employees can telework has been more difficult to implement for certain offices.
Trump administration staff turnover has exceed that of the last five presidents. But what does that mean for the government?
Retirement claims surged in January, holding true to the pattern seen in previous years.
The Veterans Affairs Department recently clarified its disciplinary data, which the department posts publicly on its website every two weeks.
Is there too much power concentrated in Washington? Here's what feds think about downsizing D.C.
The Air Force is creating exemptions for some transition classes.
Here we are, barely three weeks after the last shutdown, and already staring down the next. What do you think will happen this time?
Congress probably won't have enough time to pass a budget before this Thursday's deadline. But what will happen?
Rod Turk, the acting chief information officer at Commerce, said about 55 IT workers have taken acquisition-related training over the past year.
Customer satisfaction with the federal government reached an 11-year high in 2017 according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index.
Attorney Joseph Petrillo explains why it's not necessarily easy to figure out whether you are a small business for purposes of federal contracting.
References to DC as "the swamp" remind Senior Correspondent Mike Causey of the Princess Bride's fire swamp, and its rodents of unusual size.
President Donald Trump wants the VA Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act, which he signed into law last summer, to serve as a model for other agencies.
In his first State of the Union, President Donald Trump highlights VA’s success with removing 1,500 employees under the June 2017 law.