ATLANTA, April 4, 2023 /PRNewswire/ – As employees continue to face financial challenges due to rising inflation and economic uncertainty, …More
When implemented responsibly, the possibilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) are vast, with the potential to revolutionize decision-making and resource management …More
While federal employees who have more than one possible appeal channel available in an adverse action must commit to only …More
Public Service Recognition Week this year will be May 7-13, “a time set aside to honor the men and women …More
Both of the administrative boards on federal workplace disputes are now down to two members although that still constitutes a …More
The Biden administration has issued an executive order to streamline the regulatory review process along with proposed revisions to guidance …More
With polls showing a low level of public trust in the government, “To rebuild the trust of our fellow Americans, …More
GAO has said that the cross-agency priority, or CAP, goals under the Biden administration’s President’s Management agenda fall short of …More
Nominations are being accepted through May 19 for the inaugural Presidential Federal Sustainability Awards to recognize the work of programs, …More
The VA and the AFGE union have reached a contract agreement which, if ratified by the union’s members and receiving …More
NASA has become the latest federal agency to come under scrutiny for its telework practices, from Republican leaders of the …More
The latest of a series of reports pointing out the effects of short staffing and skills gaps in federal agencies …More
The Biden administration has issued a progress report on its initiative to use data to identify disparities in federal policies …More
The AFGE union has said it is creating an “at-large” local for federal employees stationed in Europe, where it said …More
OPM has updated its guidance on gender identity and inclusion in the federal workplace to “support agency compliance with nondiscrimination …More
A joint report by three agency IG offices has cited a familiar problem in government with new initiatives—difficulty in staffing …More
A GAO audit has found that of sone 11,600 contracts the VA issued over a recent three-year period that involved …More
Two Republican senators have pushed back against the VA’s decision to stop using special disciplinary powers granted in a 2017 …More
In a message that could apply equally to all agencies set to receive increased funding through laws enacted in 2021 …More
The Justice Department has proposed rules to enhance whistleblower protections for FBI employees, including widening the definitions of what are …More
The GSA has issued a guide for agency procurement of fifth generation (5G) wireless technology under a 2020 law that …More
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has advanced a number of bills affecting agency management practices that it …More
OPM has loosened requirements for small agencies that hire in relatively small numbers and which in many cases contract with …More
The GAO has said that while the pandemic aggravated problems with improper payments in federal programs, the issue is a …More
The winning entries a contest seeking ideas for recruiting younger people to work in the government focused on appealing to …More
The AFGE union has urged the Defense Department to use its own facilities—and federal employees—rather than turn to contractors to …More
The “roadmap” produced last fall by agencies involved with carrying out a Biden administration initiative for alternative fuels for aviation …More
Gartner anticipates that by 2024, 75% of governments will have at least three hyper-automation initiatives launched or underway. The analyst …More
The MSPB has agreed with a hearing officer’s finding that an employee suffered reprisal for whistleblowing even though management did …More
Use of alternative dispute resolution prevents many federal workplace disputes from becoming formal EEO complaints but when such complaints go …More
