Defense

Defense Employees Favored Carson, at Least Until West Point Flap

Recent GBC poll found Carson was the most favorably viewed presidential candidate by Defense workers.

Management

USPS Has Shed 250K Employees in the Past 20 Years. Here’s How.

Way more cuts are expected in the next two years.

Oversight

New Bill Would Strip IRS Employees of Union Rights

Senator says union leads to waste and political bias at the agency.

Oversight

Warning of Looming Shutdown, Lawmakers Look to Boost Agencies’ Budget Certainty

Senators want more time for oversight, less for agency contingency planning.

Oversight

Budget Deal Passes, but Shutdown Threat Still Looms

Lawmakers are hopeful new fiscal stability can help ‘rein in government overreach.’

Pay & Benefits

New House Speaker Has a History of Targeting Federal Pay, Benefits and Jobs

Paul Ryan's promotion could be a bad sign of things to come for feds.

Management

Here's Everything Federal Employees Need to Know About Wednesday's GOP Debate

Fifteen Republican presidential candidates square off on the size and role of the federal government.

Pay & Benefits

Some Feds Could Soon Be Automatically Enrolled in New Health Plans

New rule would involuntarily enroll FEHBP participants whose plans are terminated in the cheapest remaining option.

Oversight

Overworked Secret Service Agents Are Falling Asleep on the Job

Lawmaker says report shows Secret Service "just doesn’t get it."