The president signed an executive order at the event requiring agencies to integrate many of their services with the new ...

Homeland Security Department officials pushed back on the report, contending that “[i]t is simply incorrect to suggest that ...

State public sector employers are navigating workforce shortages, changing applicant behavior and growing pressure to ...

Public-sector employers face a labor market shaped by changing job seeker expectations, skills needs and emerging technology.

The Social Security Administration is at risk of “losing many staff in the near term” in part as a result of the decision to largely ban telework across government, the Government Accountability ...

A review of six agencies could not establish the full extent of DOGE’s system access or whether security rules were followed.

Republican appropriators in the House last week thwarted efforts by their Democratic colleagues to override President Trump’s apparent plan to freeze civilian federal employees’ pay next year and ...

Most federal employees would see their pay frozen at 2026 levels next year under an alternative pay plan issued by President Trump this week, though for the second straight year, federal law ...

Former U.S. Pardon Attorney Liz Oyer sued the Trump administration Thursday, asserting that her 2025 firing on “Article II” grounds violated her First and Fifth amendment rights, as well as the 1978 ...

A Veterans Affairs Department employee filed a lawsuit against the Office of Personnel Management Wednesday seeking to force it to promulgate new regulations implementing a Supreme Court case opening ...

Legislation aimed at improving the amount of paid leave federal employees are eligible each year took another step forward as Democratic senators introduced companion legislation shortly before ...

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on July 13 killed 25-year-old Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, a Colombian national with legal work authorization, in Maine, making him the 22nd person shot ...