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In an effort to prevent a Schedule F revival, OPM has published a final rule confirming workforce protections and appeals rights for career civil servants.
The Defense Department runs programs to help service members prepare. For those who risk loss of income or housing, DoD offers what it calls "warm handovers."
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.
A rulemaking petition calls on OPM to establish a clear, standardized process anytime federal officials may be considering agency relocations.
The Death in Custody Reporting Act (DCRA) requires the Justice Department to collect and manage reports on people who die while in government custody.
Congressional appropriators lay out six new agency reporting requirements on federal telework and return-to-office in the 2024 government spending agreement.
The military services have been able to reduce contract award times, but DoD lacks department-wide understanding of changes.
After decades of annual pay caps, wages for blue-collar feds in 75% of Federal Wage System localities no longer align with "prevailing" local rates.
FOIA backlogs have been on the rise across government for the past decade, but many agencies lack detailed goals and milestones to reduce the backlogs.
OPM’s request for $465.8 million in discretionary fiscal 2025 spending looks to scale up development of early-career talent, the HR workforce and more.
Engagement scores for Transportation Security Officers have ranked below the average for federal employees. Its taken steps to help foster engagement.
Agencies need to do more to train employees to try to prevent sexual harassment in the workplace, according to a new GAO report.
The Homeland Security Department put together an inaccurate AI uses list, according to the Government Accountability Office, which found a few problems.
Multiple-award contracts don't mean everyone who bids get a slot. A new federal circuit court ruling shows that losing companies can protest those who did get an award and maybe knock them off.