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IRS extends remote work pilot, in bid to ‘keep up’ with workforce expectations

The IRS having met the Biden administration’s return-to office goals, is extending its remote work pilot program.

Workforce

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OPM outlines how agencies, unions can recreate labor-management forums

Unions

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Biden administration locks in plans aiming to block Schedule F for good

Workforce

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More guardrails needed for any potential agency relocations, federal advocates say

Workforce

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Congress calls for more details on federal telework in 2024 spending package

Budget

White House presses agencies to use apprenticeships for skills-based hiring

Workforce

Schedule F plans show ‘far higher’ impact on federal workforce than first anticipated, NTEU warns

Workforce

Treasury, IRS set 50% return-to-office target for employees to meet ‘governmentwide’ standard

Workforce

As agencies face budget uncertainty, Democrats propose a 7.4% pay raise for feds

Pay

Federal pay falls even further behind the private sector

Pay

Federal labor coalition urges ‘prompt’ finalization of OPM’s anti-Schedule F proposal

Workforce

NTEU National President
National Treasury Employees Union
10-17-23

Meet the new president of a large federal employee union

She spent 20 years as a revenue officer at the IRS. Then she went into union work, serving for 14 years as president of a local in Wisconsin. Now she’s…

People

IRS plans to furlough two-thirds of workforce if Congress triggers government shutdown

The IRS is planning to furlough most of its employees, if lawmakers don’t avert a government shutdown by the end of the week.

Government Shutdown

Government shutdown will put federal employees at risk far beyond D.C., union warns Congress

Government Shutdown

Recent federal data underscores the fact that most federal employees live outside D.C., and that at least several thousand civilian federal workers live in every congressional district across the U.S.