Feds more satisfied with leaders, plus 7 other surprises from 2016 FEVS

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Feds more satisfied with leaders, plus 7 other surprises from 2016 FEVS

The Office of Personnel Management released the full results of the 2016 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey, which give greater insight into federal employees' t...

Nicole Ogrysko@nogryskoWFED

October 6, 2016 6:24 pm

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The most consistent and highest

For the sixth consecutive year, 96 percent federal employees said that when needed, they’re willing to put in extra work to get the job done. It’s the highest governmentwide score of any question on the survey.

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Feds more satisfied with leaders, plus 7 other surprises from 2016 FEVS

The most consistent and highest

For the sixth consecutive year, 96 percent federal employees said that when needed, they’re willing to put in extra work to get the job done. It’s the highest governmentwide score of any question on the survey.

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Feds more satisfied with leaders, plus 7 other surprises from 2016 FEVS

The most consistent and highest For the sixth consecutive year, 96 percent federal employees said that when needed, they’re willing to put in extra work to get the job done. It’s the highest governmentwide score of any question on the survey.

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More DHS employees feel engaged, despite 2016 FEVS ranking

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DHS Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas Participates in the Resilience Plaza Groundbreaking Ceremony

The most consistent and highest

For the sixth consecutive year, 96 percent federal employees said that when needed, they’re willing to put in extra work to get the job done. It’s the highest governmentwide score of any question on the survey.