Management
If DHS Shutdown Comes, Most Employees Would Still Report to Work
Republicans continue the push to ‘defund’ Obama’s immigration action, but their options are limited.
Management
Obama's Immigration Action Is Creating a Hiring Blitz at DHS
USCIS is staffing up at a new facility to implement the new policies.
Pay & Benefits
House Approves Tax Deal That Would Retroactively Boost Mass Transit Benefits
Bill would allow feds to claim a $250 monthly benefit for 2014.
Pay & Benefits
New Health Benefit Offering Could Drive Some Feds Out of the Program
OPM says self plus one, available in 2016, will likely decrease costs for some while raising them for others.
Oversight
Congress Could Soon Deliver the Postal Service Its Biggest Blow Yet
The Senate must act soon to avoid stripping USPS of its decision-making ability.
Pay & Benefits
TSP Sees Across-the-Board Gains for First Time in Five Months
Every offering in the retirement plan experienced modest growth in November.
Pay & Benefits
Obama Threatens Veto Over Tax Deal Including a Bigger Mass Transit Benefit
White House raises concerns over other provisions that support corporate interests.
Oversight
Nearly 1 Million Feds Will Soon Be Notified of Their Right to Join Shutdown Lawsuit
After initial ruling in their favor, shutdown-excepted employees continue lawsuit looking for bonus compensation.
News
Federal Employees Really, Really Like Their Health Benefits
Survey shows near unanimous support for FEHBP.
Pay & Benefits
Your Open Season Questions, Answered.
OPM holds town hall to advise federal employees and retirees on health care choices for 2015.
Management
What the Obama Immigration Action Means for Federal Agencies
Some Homeland Security agencies will be getting new employees, while others may pay workers differently.
Management
Former Federal Leaders Seek Legislation to Save the SES
Group says action needed to preserve and protect the federal senior executive corps.
Management
Obama to Host His First Meeting With Federal Senior Executives
President will address career SES employees in December.
Oversight
Feds Spend More Time Working for Unions than Reported
Nearly 400 federal employees work full time for unions on their government salary.
Oversight
Despite Promises, Path to Avoiding a Shutdown Remains Treacherous
Some lawmakers are again threatening to play political football with agency funding.
News
What Are the Lessons Learned from the 2013 Shutdown? Agencies Have No Idea.
Report says agencies did not document how they dealt with last year's shutdown.
Management
Amid Nationwide Employee Protests, Postal Service Announces $5.5B Loss in 2014
Operational profit draws vastly different reactions from labor and management.
Management
Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe to Step Down
First ever female PMG will replace embattled USPS leader Feb. 1.
Oversight
As Clock Winds Down, Agencies Await Fate of Obama’s Nominees
Long-term agency planning and overworked employees are victims of Congress' political gamesmanship.
News