The Supreme Court’s latest ruling has dismantled a century of independence for federal regulators, and the ripples of this ...

As the United States approaches its 250th birthday, the Census Bureau offers a vivid way to trace the country’s growth, ...

The lawsuit highlights federal employees who have been waiting for more than a year to hear back about their reasonable accommodation requests as well as individuals whose need to telework ended ...

Under final regulations published this week, the federal government’s dedicated HR agency can remove federal employees from ...

Federal and White House-led initiatives are rolling out overlapping programming for the semiquincentennial, including National Mall events, court open houses and nationwide commissions that will shape ...

Following two straight months of gains, the federal government’s 401(k)-style retirement savings program posted a more muted performance last month.

A change allowing suitability actions for post-appointment misconduct could reshape how agencies respond to issues uncovered ...

U.S. District Judge Denise Caspar said the Federal Labor Relations Authority’s move earlier this year to usurp jurisdiction ...

The new recruitment effort was started in partnership with the Office of Personnel Management and operates under that ...

The National Treasury Employees Union sued the agency earlier this month after multiple instances in which management ...

Officials from the Office of Personnel Management said that the changes to the training and development program are necessary ...

The Supreme Court on Monday overturned a nearly 100-year-old legal precedent, which is expected to enable the president to ...