Schedule Policy/Career

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Workforce

Trump moves about 8,000 federal positions to Schedule Policy/Career

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Workforce

HHS sends RIF notices to dozens of staff it missed during office-wide layoffs last year

NARFE's Jon Hatton
Federal Insights

Federal workforce cuts, personnel policy changes remain top of mind

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Workforce Rights/Governance

A proposed federal personnel shift could chill whistleblowers long before anyone gets fired

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Workforce Rights/Governance

Senate Democrats warn of ‘serious consequences’ from decision upholding DOJ firings

HHS Inspector General
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Workforce

CDC eases telework restrictions for disabled employees, as HHS faces 9,000-request backlog

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Workforce

Political appointments surging, career SES workforce shrinking under Trump 2.0

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Hiring/Retention

Trump administration expands push to hire early-career federal employees

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Workforce

CDC plans hiring push to fill gaps from last year’s widespread layoffs

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Litigation

Former immigration judges challenge MSPB decision on their terminations

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Commentary

A politicized federal workforce harms every American

Federal News Network's Drew Friedman (left) interviews OPM Director Scott Kupor during the Federal Leaders Guide to CHCO event on March 5, 2026, in Washington, D.C.
Workforce

OPM’s Kupor defends Schedule Policy/Career, as finalization nears

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Workforce

Federal employees face looming finalization of Schedule Policy/Career

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Workforce

OPM wants agencies to prioritize employees' performance, not tenure, during RIFs

U.S. Office of Personnel Management building
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Litigation

Lawsuit contends Schedule Policy/Career exceeds presidential authority

Alexis Goldstein, a member of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s chapter of the National Treasury Employees Union, speaks at a press conference outside the Supreme Court on Monday. Goldstein, in her personal capacity, joined several federal colleagues in urging Democrats to “say no to the bully.” The event, organized by the Civil Servants Coalition, criticized the Trump administration’s federal workforce overhauls this year.
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Unions

Collective bargaining at IRS still stands, union president says