- Federal Salaries Not Keeping Up with Private Sector, Report Shows
- NTEU Leads Coalition To Guard Against Future Schedule F
- NTEU Backs White House Proposal for More CBP Staffing at the Ports
- Health Insurance Costs Increasing Next Year for Federal Workforce
- Shutdown Impacts Federal Employees in Every Congressional District
- Latest Improper Payments Data Present Mixed Picture
- CIO Council Outlines Tasks ahead under Digital-First Directive
- Defense Bill Could Be Year’s Last Vehicle for Federal Workforce Policy Changes
- TSP Summarizes Changes in Place and ahead Starting in January
- Still Much to Do to Speed Up Processing of Retirement Applications, Says IG
- Stamp prices increase for fifth time in three years
- Pentagon leaders call hold on military confirmations ‘problematic’
- To stay employed, military spouses continue to battle their highly-mobile lifestyles
- New bill aims to raise pay of blue-collar federal employees
- Senate panel takes big step to help end hold on nearly 370 military nominations
- Federal watchdog launches probe into agency leadership that allegedly allowed widespread harassment to fester
- O’Malley’s bid to lead Social Security moves forward
- IRS starts the bidding for $1.9B IT services recompete
- DHS aims to cut another 10M hours of paperwork
- VA is leading the way to restoring trust in government
- Unmanned program could suffer if Congress blocks F-22 retirements, Hunter says
- Union takes Department of Housing and Urban Development to arbitration over remote work
- US Air Force moves to shield Wedgetail acquisition from continuing resolution
- Shell companies purchase radioactive materials, prompting push for nuclear licensing reform
- Congress should allow Pentagon to work with start-ups on needed innovation
- Momentum builds for special commission to tackle $34T in US debt
- Winds take down National Christmas Tree
- Trump gives mixed messages on how he'd handle Israel-Hamas war
- White House plans next year's RSV immunization campaign following shortages
- Turmoil at FDIC over harassment claims must be ‘dealt with swiftly,’ Bair says
