GSA has announced that there will some increases in the per diem rates for federal employees traveling on official business ...
Throughout this series, one theme keeps surfacing: the paths available to a federal employee with a serious medical condition ...
The GAO has questioned how much of the $10.5 billion that DHS has claimed in cost avoidance from cancelling contracts will be ...
The GSA has cited a need for some $10 billion of what it called “critical repairs and modernization needs” across 103 federal buildings over the next six ...
OMB has issued a memo to make use of Login.gov the common portal for public access to almost all digital services across the ...
An inspector general audit has found that some 600 IRS-issued devices including laptops, portable printers, and smartphones ...
A GAO posting on combatting fraud against federal agencies points to better sharing of information among them and a stronger ...
Predictability is one of the many benefits of having federal employment. You have a FERS or CSRS pension, Social Security ...
Whistleblower protection policies at the FBI have inconsistencies that “have resulted in gaps in protecting FBI personnel ...
Federal employees who file future appeals with the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB) may be significantly impacted by a new final rule issued on Sept.
A report for Congress has charted the continuing decline of defined benefit retirement programs —such as the federal FERS and CSRS systems—that pay ...
Children who are covered under a parent’s FEHB or PSHB self and family or self plus one options can continue to be covered by it until age 26. That’s true ...
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