Pay & Benefits

Feds Still Lack Faith That Poor Performers Are Punished

Employees did, however, rate their leaders better on the latest viewpoint survey.

Management

Federal Agencies Spend About $1.5 Billion on PR Each Year

Most of the spending is concentrated at a few agencies.

Pay & Benefits

Is It Too Late for Comprehensive Civil Service Reform?

HR experts suggest reformers tinker with the current system rather than attempt to create a new one.

Pay & Benefits

A Last-Minute Push for Turning Feds Into At-Will Employees

Measure would also end official time and restrict pay raises.

Management

USPS Begins Hiring Surge in Preparation for Holiday Season

Postal Service will hire tens of thousands of employees on temporary basis.

Pay & Benefits

Here Are the Lawmakers With the Worst Records on Federal Employee Issues

Rankings also show stark differences on presidential ticket.

Management

New Security Clearance Bureau Will Begin Operations Monday

NBIB will focus on automating data collection, shortening investigation time.

Management

IRS Begins Privatization of Long-Term Tax Debt Collection

Union says federal employees slated to lose their jobs should be retrained for the positions.

Management

What Federal Employees Should Know From the First Trump-Clinton Debate

Cutting regulations, stiffing contractors and new roles for federal agencies come up in debate.

Management

Second Federal Employee Union Endorses Trump for President

Just 5 percent of group’s membership voted to endorse Hillary Clinton.

Pay & Benefits

Everyone Seems to Want Federal Employees to Use Uber

Administration and Congress grapple with overlapping measure to boost rideshare usage.

Management

Lawmakers Demand That Heads Roll at National Park Service Over Harassment Scandal

Current director announces he will retire in January.