Pay & Benefits

German DoD Workers Negotiate Pay Raise as Pentagon Braces for Furloughs

Lawmaker says the deal -- which also includes New Year’s Eve off -- sends wrong message to U.S. civilians.

Oversight

Top DHS Auditor Calls Allegations ‘Distorted’ and ‘Without Merit’

Charles Edwards takes break from vacation to deny charges of nepotism, abuse of power.

Pay & Benefits

Federal Retirement Plan Looks Into Benefits for Same-Sex Spouses

TSP’s board is assessing which regulations need tweaks after Supreme Court ruled DOMA unconstitutional.

Briefing

Around Government

Debating the draft, help for feds in Oklahoma, the perils of personal email.

Oversight

Top DHS Auditor Had Employees Write His Dissertation, Fired Dissidents, Complaints Allege

Senators investigate after receiving numerous tips.

Oversight

EPA’s Auditor Hunts for More Man Caves

Agency’s own follow-up investigation has not uncovered any additional wrongdoing.

Pay & Benefits

DOMA Ruling Allows Feds to Share Benefits With Same-Sex Spouses

Justice Department to ‘work expeditiously’ to implement Supreme Court ruling.

Management

Does USPS Need $624 Million for New Cars?

Budget request would mark a 22,000 percent increase; was rejected last year.

Pay & Benefits

TSP Won't Give Your Info to the NSA

Director says his allegiance is to participants, not the intelligence agency.

Oversight

Lawmakers Want More Oversight of Security Clearances

After NSA leaks, senators call for reforms of background check process.

Management

USPS to Close Three Capitol Hill Post Offices

Lawmakers praise decision to shutter the doors on seldom-used retail spaces.

Pay & Benefits

Looking Out for Military Families

A closer look at a trio of rules to protect service members and improve their benefits.

Management

USPS and Cuba in Talks to Resume Direct Mail Service

Postal service between the two countries has stalled for 50 years.

Management

Lawmakers Hope to Save Overnight Mail Delivery

Bill would put off closures of mail distribution centers.