Sponsor Content

GSA’s Multiple Award Schedule Program: A Modern Acquisition Solution for Government Buyers

Discover how GSA’s Multiple Award Schedule streamlines procurement, expands access to commercial solutions, and accelerates mission outcomes.

Pay & Benefits

Your federal benefits changed this year. Here’s what to know

A guide to the retirement, insurance, Social Security and TSP changes affecting federal employees, retirees and survivors in 2026, plus what to watch for in 2027.

Workforce

FLRA ruling puts ball back in courts’ court on Trump’s union EOs

The National Treasury Employees Union said Wednesday that a recent Federal Labor Relations Authority decision supports its argument that it cannot seek redress through administrative channels.

Workforce

Trust in government is sinking, but a new survey suggests civil servants’ stock is rising

The percentages of respondents who said most civil servants are competent and committed to helping people “like me” increased to record highs — at 65% and 61%, respectively.

Sponsor Content

Deloitte and Google Public Sector take a human-centered approach to AI transformation

Discover how a human-centered approach to AI modernization empowers workforces, drives measurable ROI, and delivers lasting mission impact.

Exclusive Management

IRS and Social Security will see more employees quit without advanced leave, senators warn

Senate Democrats warn employees will “inevitably leave” both agencies following a suspension of advanced leave, adding to deep staffing cuts.

Updated Tech

ShinyHunters claims FBI data theft, demands bureau retract cyber warning

The hacking group says it obtained sensitive employee and applicant records. The full scope of the claimed breach remains unclear.

Workforce

FAA administrator defends withholding part of ATC pay raise

Democrats on a House appropriations subcommittee accused FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford of trying to “squeeze” the already overstretched air traffic controller workforce.

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Tech

Login.gov is now accepting mobile driver’s licenses

The feature builds on the federal government’s effort to mandate that agencies use the digital identity verification platform.

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Oversight

Congress — not the president — should appoint the next GAO head, bipartisan coalition argues

The organizations from across the political spectrum contended that former Comptroller General Gene Dodaro’s retirement last year provides an opportunity for lawmakers to overhaul the nomination process.

Tech

Trump wants an ‘AI Force.’ What would that actually look like?

The president compared the proposed unit to Space Force, but offered few details about its mission, authority or place in the federal government.

Updated Management

IRS watchdog audits employee reassignments, as agency looks to extend some tours of duty

Employees placed on these involuntary details are doing jobs several pay grades below the work they were hired to perform, but continue to receive their regular paychecks.

Pay & Benefits

Lawmakers call on leadership to override Trump’s planned pay freeze

Members of both parties urged congressional leaders to “at minimum” authorize an across-the-board 3.8% pay raise for civilian federal employees, in line with President Trump’s supplemental pay increase planned only for law enforcement.

Updated Workforce

OPM uses conservative influencers on college tour to recruit young workers

On Thursday, the government HR agency chief is visiting an unaccredited college founded by right-wing figures.

Management

A second lawsuit challenges plans to put ICE agents near polling places

The filing comes after administration officials said federal agents could conduct immigration enforcement at polling locations in certain circumstances.

Workforce

NASA employees: EEOC committed ‘flagrant distortions’ to decertify class complaint

EEOC officials touted a long-running discrimination case against NASA as an example why federal sector cases were in need of reform. The employees who brought the case said commissioners railroaded them.

Management

Labor’s disability accommodation delays under scrutiny by House lawmakers 

Lawmakers say interim accommodations “are infrequently considered,” and that staffing shortages have contributed to significant processing delays and growing backlogs. 

Management

The FDA requires follow-up studies for drugs and devices. Years later, many still aren’t done

An analysis of FDA data found hundreds of postmarket studies running behind schedule, raising questions about the agency’s ability to ensure manufacturers follow through.

Tech

Inside Commerce efforts to break data siloes and improve integrity

An agency official also encouraged public comment on a proposed overhaul of the census that would eliminate race questions and change who is counted as living in the U.S.

Management

VA disputes arbitration fees split with union it’s fighting to no longer recognize 

VA officials say the agency will pay a "portion" of what a third-party arbitrator billed it, but is "unable to pay” for services rendered when VA didn't officially recognize its largest union.