Pay & Benefits

Relocations, Buyouts Tucked Into Trump's Budget

While it reversed its push for governmentwide staffing cuts, some agencies are still pushing "workforce reshaping."

Management

New Bill Aims to Protect Civil Servant Scientists From Undue Political Influence

Federal scientists are facing "increasing levels of censorship, research hindrances and misrepresentation of established facts," supporters say.

Pay & Benefits

Trump Proposes Cutting Postal Employees’ Pay, Benefits in $100B Savings Package

The compensation reforms would be coupled with operational changes proposed by the president’s task force.

Pay & Benefits

New Pay Systems, More Temporary Employees Headline Civil Service Reforms in Trump’s Budget

Under a never-before-used provision of the 1990 Federal Employees Pay Comparability Act, the White House promises action on special pay systems this year.

Pay & Benefits

Nurses Picket VA Headquarters to Protest Private Care and Vacancies

Many VA employees believe the Trump administration supports privatization, despite official claims otherwise.

Management

GSA Chief Declines to Disclose What She Discussed With Trump Regarding FBI HQ

Administrator says she has "no knowledge" of Trump exerting undue influence on decision making.

Management

Trump's Postal Reform Proposals Met With Criticism From Lawmakers, USPS Management

Administration, in turn, blasts several key bipartisan provisions of potential postal overhaul legislation.

Management

Nine Major Agency Reform Proposals in Trump's 2020 Budget

Hiring surges, eliminated offices and more in the White House's latest budget blueprint.

Management

See How Your Agency Would Fare Under Trump's 2020 Budget

The White House proposed drastic cuts to non-defense agencies.

Pay & Benefits

Trump Proposes Civilian Pay Freeze for Second Consecutive Year

President's budget includes 3.1 percent increase for military personnel, but only targeted bonuses for select civilians.

Oversight

HHS Vigorously Defended Its Employees, But Senators Still Want Answers on Alleged Sexual Assault Against Immigrant Children

Request for investigation comes after newly released data show 4,500 allegations of sexual abuse against children in government care.

Pay & Benefits

Lawmakers' Renewed Push for Paid Family Leave for Feds Includes More Generous Benefits

Rep. Carolyn Maloney, the bill's author, predicts this will finally be the year the reforms are implemented.

Management

Most Stakeholders Say They're Optimistic About Trump’s New OPM Pick

Dale Cabaniss will be tasked with implementing controversial provisions of the Trump administration's government reorganization plan.

Management

Trump Taps Former Labor Board Chairwoman to Lead OPM

Dale Cabaniss previously led the Federal Labor Relations Authority and spent more than 20 years overseeing civil service issues in the Senate.

Management

Lawmakers Look to Crack Down on Federal Employee Travel

Members of both parties seek to make government travel more transparent and ethical.