Bolton Confirms China was Behind OPM Data Breaches
The White House confirmed that China is to blame for the two massive data breaches that exposed personal data of over 20 million federal employees.
New Law Makes Credit Freezes Free
Credit freezes with the three major credit reporting agencies will now be free (both for freezing and unfreezing) with a new law that goes into effect on September 21.
Changes Coming Soon to the L Funds
The TSP announced that changes will be coming soon to the L funds.
Waiting for an MSPB Decision? Don’t Hold Your Breath
It is unlikely the MSPB will have new members confirmed in 2018. The most likely scenario is that there will not be any Board members as of March 1, 2019.
Using Government Software and Information to “Resist” Administration
More videos have been released with federal employees explaining how they “resist” federal policies. One employee works for GAO and says he is a communist.
Unions v. Trump: How a Court Determines That the President’s Power Infringes on Employees’ Rights
The territory between the interpretation of federal law regarding a President’s power versus employees’ Constitutional rights is murky.
Deep State? “It’s Impossible to Fire Federal Employees.”
A video with a federal employee purportedly working as a “deep state” operative at the Department of State has been released.
3 Reasons Why Agencies Should Not Settle Cases
Settlement agreements can make sense for agencies, but they can also create problems. Here are three reasons why they can be bad.
Data Breach at State Department Exposes Employee Data
The State Department has confirmed a data breach affecting an unknown number of employees.
Despite Staffing Cuts, IRS Enforcement Operations Bring in More Revenue
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