USDA’s second-largest component agency sent “corrected” notices telling employees they were not being relocated, after Government Executive reported that it seemingly violated a court order.
The group will coordinate the department’s criminal and civil enforcement efforts involving AI and serve as its main link to ...
News of a SAMHSA employee’s death has brought on a renewed wave of grief for the HHS workforce, which has faced other ...
The Arthur S. Flemming awards have been around for more than 75 years and generally recognize civil servants who work in ...
From FEHB eligibility rules to Medicare enrollment deadlines, the right steps before your last day can protect coverage for ...
Funding fights, investigations and potential impeachment proceedings could reshape the Defense Department’s agenda, putting ...
Labor leaders said they are hopeful lawmakers could tackle some priorities in Congress’ "lame duck" session, ahead of ...
Jennifer Hill, a former banking executive who joined the agency in February, will lead the Federal Acquisition Service. GSA ...
While the Office of Personnel Management has argued that most of the 2025 federal workforce separations were voluntary, ...
Even after substantial workforce cuts last year, the IRS's headcount is “consistent with historical staffing” levels. But TIGTA finds these cuts “occurred rapidly and resulted in the departure of many ...
At least one federal employee who separated from the federal government since last year will serve in the House.
While government contracting companies are already barred from making campaign contributions, a new measure would extend that ...
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