FLRA

2020 budget takes aim at federal employee discipline, collective bargaining

The Trump administration’s 2020 budget proposal includes recommendations that would shorten the time federal employees have to appeal a disciplinary or…

Workforce

Darren Soto, Collin C. Peterson, Tom O'Halleran, Mike Conaway, Al Lawson

Congressman takes aim at federal travel with series of bills

Federal Newscast

Trump nominates third candidate in 2 years to be OPM director

Workforce

Getty Images/iStockphoto/Tom Williams

Colleen Kiko, Federal Labor Relations Authority

Federal Labor Relations Board ending relations with its labor union

Federal Newscast

Rent costs, caseloads prompt FLRA to close second regional office

Workforce

GAO: USPS’ retiree health benefits fund could be depleted by 2030

Federal Newscast

FLRA agrees Education bargained in bad faith, but findings carry little weight

Unions

Words matter in disputes about executive and legislative authority

Commentary

Former FLRA leaders bash agency’s plan to close 2 regional offices

Workforce Rights/Governance

Hearing weighs causes of, solutions to low morale in federal workforce

Unions

Training Update: The FDR Conference

FEDtalk

May 23 set for TSA union run-off election

Transportation security officers will begin voting May 23 in a run-off election to decide which of two unions they want to be represented by.

Unions

Federal union wins case for SSA teleservice employees

The Federal Labor Relations Authority has ruled that a guideline restricting how employees at Social Security Administration teleservice centers use annual…

Pay & Benefits

FLRA works to make arbitration changes

Federal Drive

The proposed regulations were developed after extensive study and evaluation of the policies and procedures involving the review of arbitration awards. Chair of the FLRA, Carol Waller Pope, explains.