2025 RSC Budget Would Make It Easier to Fire Federal Employees and Enact Pay Cuts
The 2025 Republican Study Committee budget proposal would make various reforms to federal employee pay and benefits.
The 2025 Republican Study Committee budget proposal would make various reforms to federal employee pay and benefits.
A new bill in the House would eliminate use of official time by federal employee unions.
A companion bill to the MERIT Act has been introduced in the Senate and the bill has been referred from a committee to the full House.
Use of “official time” by federal employee union representatives was the subject of a recent hearing in Congress.
The White House’s 2019 budget blueprint offered many proposals for civil service reform. The author provides an analysis of which ones he says missed the mark.
What were the most popular topics for federal employees in 2017? As a whole, this group is downbeat and concerned about possible changes to pay and benefits.
In an effort to bolster transparency, the VA will begin posting a list of all official travel by the agency secretary on its website.
According to the OSC, the Postal Service took action to assist a union’s political activity in violation of the Hatch Act.
A new bill would ban the use of official time at the VA if veterans seeking services are unable to get an appointment within a 30 day period.
346 VA employees work full time on union activities. The VA Secretary says reforming use of official time by unions is necessary. This reform will likely take a long time.