OPM reports a rise in teleworking from 2008 - 2009. The survey shows satisfaction among feds who do telework, but reveals barriers that are keeping others from doing so. One Congressman hopes the new law will turn interest in telework into practice.
Teleworkers report higher job satisfaction in surveys. We learn about and unexpected reason why.
The Combined Federal Campaign is the world’s largest and most successful workplace charity program — and it is celebrating its 50th anniversary. And in those 50 years, the program has raised more than $7 billion.…
Angela Bailey of OPM joined Tom Temin on The Federal Drive
More federal employees are teleworking, according to the Office of Personnel Management (OPM).
OPM has completed a governmentwide cybersecurity survey to approximately 50,000 employees and their supervisors who handle cybersecurity as part of their daily job responsibilities.
A new memo from Dan Gordon, OFPP administrator, details hiring flexibilities and new tools for agencies.
Many retirees saw their annuity checks drop in February but didn\'t know why. OPM wants to make sure beneficiaries find answers to their questions.
The website for the federal Human Resources University has been launched, the first of three phases in completing the in-class and online training center.
When a major snowstorm threatens, does your federal agency release people early, or shutdown altogether? Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says it mostly depends on where you live and work.
If you lived through, or observed, the blizzard of last week, how do you think Washington did? Was Uncle Sam wise to give feds a day off, then an early-release and is it up to Uncle Sam or should federal workers be more proactive? Senior Correspondent Mike Causey hears from feds.
What do the director of the Office of Personnel Management, Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and Washington\'s electric power company have in common? Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says all three of them are having a very tough winter and it\'s only going to get worse.
OPM Director John Berry discusses how the agency is using last week\'s snowstorm as a lesson in dealing with this week\'s bad weather.
With a forecast that calls for freezing rain Tuesday night, OPM has announced that feds in the D.C. area have the option to take unscheduled leave or telework on Wednesday, for the second day in a row.
The Office of Personnel Management is giving feds the option for unscheduled leave or unscheduled telework on Tuesday due to an approaching storm. OPM says federal employees should talk to their managers now and make plans. OPM also says there is a chance of a delayed arrival on Tuesday if conditions dictate. Federal News Radio will keep you updated with the latest information.