Internal data shows the department is preparing for significant churn as it presses forward with office moves, raising questions about whether new staff can fill the gap left by seasoned experts.

A frequent FOIA requester found himself navigating dead inboxes, broken portals and months-long waits after cuts gutted the Office of Personnel Management’s public records operation.

Some staff operating mental health support hotlines at the departments of Health and Human Services and Veterans Affairs were ...

The upper chamber’s version of legislation extending 12 weeks of paid family leave each year to federal workers removes ...

The agency is still publishing air pollution data, but a key part of its analysis is missing from the latest release.

Employees say they’ve waited months or longer for decisions, as the Labor Department considers using AI to sort requests and ...

In the 15 months since the Supreme Court ruled that federal workers who also serve as military reservists do not need to ...

The Trump administration on Friday officially rescinded policy that let individuals use restrooms in federal facilities that align with their gender identity. Specifically, the General Services ...

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has shed nearly one-quarter of its staff since President Trump took office, with nearly 3,000 employees leaving the agency either involuntarily or on ...

A withdrawal can affect everything from your tax bill and Medicare premiums to how long your savings last and what your heirs ...

OPM’s new online service helps separated employees access records they may need years after leaving government.

Thus far, neither chamber of Congress has put forth a plan that would override President Trump’s planned pay freeze for next ...