Pay & Benefits

Powerful Lawmaker Goes After Federal Employee Union Enrollment

House Budget Committee chairman plans to introduce legislation to make it harder for labor groups to collect dues and organize government workers.

Management

25% of Feds Would Consider Leaving Their Jobs if Trump Becomes President

Among Democrats, more than 40 percent say they might leave under President Trump, poll finds.

Management

Here's Everything Feds Need to Know About Thursday's GOP Debates

Cutting feds through attrition, reforming the VA and other ideas from the Trump-less debate.

Management

What Sanders' Big Government Proposals Would Actually Mean for Federal Agencies

A Sanders administration would grow federal and contractor payrolls while presenting new management challenges.

Management

Democratic Candidates Lay Out Government Reform Proposals at Town Hall

The three Democratic presidential candidates shared the same stage on Monday for the last time before votes are cast.

Oversight

Lawmakers Agree on Urgent Need to Overhaul Postal Service

Coalition of postal stakeholders expresses optimism Congress can finally pass USPS reform.

Management

Clinton Picks Up Another Federal Union Endorsement

Labor group with 150,000 members throws support behind former State secretary.

Management

Here's Everything Federal Employees Need to Know About Thursday's GOP Debates

The sixth Republican debate featured a range of ideas to reform the "evil" federal government.

Oversight

How the Government Bungled the Ebola Response

Agencies ultimately got it right -- after they first put federal personnel and the public at risk.