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Officials fear a provision that would send rulemaking authority to a non-Senate confirmed White House official an attempt to politicize the civil service.
Department will implement task force reforms after notifying Congress, president of its violations.
When federal officials ignore subpoenas, imposing a fine is the legislative branch’s best hope of getting the information it needs.
By chance, a sociologist started an experiment the day sexual harassment allegations against Harvey Weinstein became public. As the #MeToo movement gained steam, people's responses changed.
In high performing organizations, HR specialists work as advisers and consultants to line managers to address workforce problems. That doesn’t happen in federal agencies.
Congress has delegated too much power to presidents.
The Trump administration on Thursday sent lawmakers its proposal to reorganize the Office of Personnel Management.
DeVos claim of privacy protections could hamper CFPB policing of student loans.
Detailed review of Scott Pruitt’s trips makes 14 recommendations, some of which the agency rejects.
Personnel agency will retain its Senate-confirmed director and likely its office building, deputy director says.
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Rather than defend a law that the president loves, the VA will reinstate a hospital director whom it twice tried to fire.
Many cases settle before a ruling, board says, and agencies judiciously take action.
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