Benefits Cuts Off the Table in Latest Draft of Senate Legislation
New draft legislation in the Senate has dropped mention of proposals negatively impacting federal employees.
Current Events
Current news and events impacting the federal workforce, both current federal employees and federal retirees.
Senate Adds Cuts to Federal Employees’ Benefits in the “One Big Beautiful Bill”
The Senate Committee on Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs has released legislative text that would make significant cuts to federal employees’ benefits.
Government Credit Cards, DOGE and Fraud
DOGE is reporting big savings by reducing government credit cards, though some readers see it as a waste of time.
Federal Report Shows Remote Work Trumps RTO
A new GAO report suggests that too many telework restrictions may not be beneficial.
OPM Reminds Agencies of Leave Flexibilities in Advance of Army’s 250th Birthday Celebration
OPM is encouraging the use of telework and other leave flexibilities ahead of the Army’s upcoming 250th birthday celebration in Washington, DC.
Why Be a Federal Employee? Is It Still a Good Choice?
The author considers the question as to whether or not federal employment is still a good option despite recent policy changes.
Remembering Memorial Day: Federal Agency Continuing the Search for Missing American Service Members
On Memorial Day, we honor missing service members. Learn how a federal agency uncovers their stories and why it matters.
Federal Return-to-Office Orders Are Backfiring on Productivity and Public Service
The author says that return to office mandates in the federal government have led to significant problems for federal employees.
Federal Employees Are a Pot of Gold
The author says that the current political situation has led to federal employees being treated like a commodity.
Legislation Reintroduced to Make Workers’ Memorial Day a Federal Holiday
Federal employees could have another paid holiday for Workers’ Memorial Day if a new bill were to become law.
