While Anthony D'Esposito decided not to run for his former House seat, federal employees are not permitted to be candidates in partisan elections, which includes taking preliminary actions for a ...

A group of former federal probationary employees surveyed more than 300 of their fired colleagues to assess their job ...

The alleged thief did not wait long before entering the SEC regional office in Fort Worth, Texas, as the individual entered ...

Justices reversed an appeals court decision that would have greenlit a fact-finding expedition into whether President Trump ...

An initial draft of the annual defense policy bill shows the House is still banking on billions of yet-to-be-approved funds ...

The National Federation of the Blind sued the departments of Justice and Health and Human Services after a rule requiring ...

Current federal employees, retirees and others impacted by widespread breach of personal data maintained by the Office of Personnel Management took advantage of only a small portion of the money made ...

Experts warned the measure, when combined with the federal HR agency’s new power to target employees’ suitability for federal ...

The Interior Department is planning sweeping reductions to its administrative and support function workforce, according to several individuals briefed on the plan, and will consolidate those offices ...

The Supreme Court on Monday ended the case against President Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for federal employees, issuing a summary judgment instructing a lower court to dismiss the case as no ...

The Veterans Affairs Department is implementing a policy to provide stricter scrutiny of reasonable accommodations for employees with disabilities as part of an effort to “maximize” in-person work.

The Commerce Department is seeking to slash its workforce by 20%, though it is proposing it get to that level of cuts without laying off any employees. If implemented, the proposal would reduce ...