Customs and Border Protection

Customs and Border Protection tests new global trading system standards

U.S. Customs and Border Protection is fielding new global interoperability standards with the hopes of testing them internationally next year.

Management

In $45M settlement, CBP to make reforms addressing workplace discrimination

Workforce Rights/Governance

CBP settles class action lawsuit that says it discriminated against pregnant employees

Federal Newscast

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement photo

FLETC could see funding cut amid federal law enforcement shortages

Hiring/Retention

NTEU seeks CBP officer hiring surge to offset looming retirement wave

Hiring/Retention

Federal News Network

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas

Exclusive

Mayorkas details DHS workforce gains, future plans

Workforce

CBP updates how it treats business information in anti-dumping investigations

Management

How CBP got its records management program off NARA’s high risk list

Management

If you care about U.S. trade violation activity, there’s now a dashboard for that

Workforce

mental health, TSA, CBP, 2025 budget request

How CBP looks after mental health of employees

Workforce

TSA employees will keep their pay raises under 2024 spending deal

Pay

Federal HR leaders rethinking employee engagement by embracing feedback

The Customs and Border Protection and the Department of Housing and Urban Development are two agencies making small HR adjustments to try to make a big impact.

Workforce

Drones becoming central to a variety of CBP’s mission sets

Quinn Palmer, the National Operations Director for small unmanned aircraft systems at CBP, said drones are bringing more benefits to the agency every year.

Ask the CIO

DHS budget request forecasts big hiring goals for CBP, TSA

Budget

The budget request shows CBP wants more personnel on the border, while TSA is seeking more officers to staff airports amid a resurgence of air travel.