News

Union Boss and George W. Bush Deliver Message to Obama: Give Feds a Raise

AFGE leader uses face-to-face with president at Selma march to pitch pay raise for federal workforce.

Management

Obama Says 'a Few Bad Apples' Not Emblematic of VA Workforce

President still supports creation of new, third-party advisory board.

Oversight

Will Republicans Target Feds With a Return to the Ryan Budget?

GOP promises next week’s proposals will balance the budget, which could spell bad news for feds.

Management

Whistleblowers Help Save Nearly $100M Through Flagging Overtime Abuses at DHS

Department should continue to identify employees misusing the system, independent agency advises.

Briefing

Around Government

Vanishing federal jobs, rooting out resume fraud, courting the cloud.

Pay & Benefits

More Feds Are ‘Thriving’ Financially Than Average Workers, Survey Finds

Even low earning feds have higher financial well-being scores than their non-federal counterparts.

Management

How the Government Plans to Revamp USAJOBS and Make Federal Service 'Hip'

OPM rolls out plan to simplify federal hiring, increase data usage and recruit minority millennials.

Pay & Benefits

DoJ Will Notify Nearly 1 Million Feds of Eligibility to Join Shutdown Lawsuit

Plaintiffs are seeking bonus compensation for working without pay during 2013 shutdown.

Management

Lawmakers Look to Give More Postal Employees Appeal Rights

Postal group says bill would fix misunderstanding from 1987.

Oversight

Ted Cruz Wants to Reform Federal Hiring

Lawmaker better known as the architect of the 2013 shutdown looks to add a hiring preference.

Pay & Benefits

Lawmakers Call for Shutdown Solidarity, Offer to Refuse Pay If DHS Closes

Democrats introduce bill to withhold congressional pay if Homeland Security shuts down.

Defense

DHS Has Begun Notifying Employees of Their Furlough Status

Congress is working on a deal to avoid a DHS shutdown, but the department says it must prepare for the worst.