Management

Federal Agencies Are Deploying Employees Around the Globe to Fight Zika

Those workers are not receiving hazard pay, however.

Management

Federal Employment Is Finally Back to Pre-Sequester Levels

Months of hiring means agencies now employ more workers than when Obama took office.

Pay & Benefits

USPS: Granting Appeal Rights to More Employees is 'Unnecessary'

Union says reform bill including the expansion "ensures fairness."

Management

Can an Agency Plagued by Sexual Harassment Become a Model for Federal Government?

National Park Service director pledges reforms, predicts temporary uptick in harassment cases.

Oversight

Justice, IG Launch Criminal Probe Into EPA’s Self-Created Disaster

Agency has promised accountability, but will not say if anyone has been disciplined for mine spill.

Management

Democrats Laud Power of Government, Clinton's Management Skills

Hillary praised as "steady," a "natural leader" and "cool" under pressure.

News

No One Will Want a Federal Leadership Job After What I've Been Through, IRS Chief Warns

"It doesn't look like much fun," John Koskinen says.

Pay & Benefits

Purchase Card Oversight, Health Benefit Adjustment and More

A weekly roundup of pay and benefits news.

Pay & Benefits

OPM to Agencies: Let Feds Telework to Avoid Heat

Federal employees can also adjust their daily schedules to avoid high temperatures.

Management

Trump and GOP Outline Plans for Federal Government at Republican Convention

Speakers discuss firing feds and dealing with “clueless bureaucrats.”

Management

Trump Campaign Says Donald Would Loosen Civil Service Laws to Root Out Feds Loyal to Obama

Policy would focus on burrowers; campaign is drafting a list of feds to fire.

Management

Poll: Federal Employees Prefer Trump to Clinton for Handling Terrorism

But feds prefer Clinton for governmentwide management.

Management

A Majority of Federal Employees Think the Justice Department Gave Clinton Special Treatment in Email Probe

Fifty-five percent polled say Clinton’s email practices were “unacceptable” for a presidential candidate.