Trump signs executive order to end collective bargaining at agencies involved with national security
President Donald Trump is ending collective bargaining with federal labor unions in agencies with national security missions ...
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Agencies seek ‘legal certainty’ from court to bar many feds from collective bargaining
The lawsuit states collective bargaining agreements with federal employees are a “serious impediment to effective agency operations and national security." ...
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Another agency nearly eliminates staff as Trump continues down warpath against small federal offices
Trump’s order also called for the elimination of the Minority Business Development Agency, an agency housed within the ...
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Federal CIO calls for agencies to inventory licenses with top-5 software vendors; USAID’s IT team has just five members remaining
Newly installed Federal CIO Greg Barbaccia has called for agency CIOs to inventory licenses with the five software vendors ...
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As federal employees return to office, agencies need a reliable, secure system to meet mandates and deliver efficient, productive facilities
Federal agencies need a unified platform that can deliver real-time reporting on occupancy, space availability, and ...
Trump Administration Highlights: Cuts of 10,000 Jobs at Health Agency Reflect Kennedy’s and Trump’s Priorities
Federal workers are already bracing for major new cuts. Mr. Trump signed an executive order aimed at dismantling the ...
A federal judge temporarily blocks parts of Trump's anti-DEI executive orders
Judge Matthew Kennelly's ruling came in response to a lawsuit filed by Chicago Women in Trades, a nonprofit with several ...
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Trump White House begins review of federal agency plans for second round of mass layoffs
President Donald Trump had given the agencies until March 13 to draw up plans for a second wave of mass layoffs as part of ...
Appeals court clears way for Trump to fire leaders of ‘independent’ federal agencies
The ruling is a victory for Trump’s effort to exert control over regulatory agencies that Congress intended to operate with some degree of independence.