Agency News
BLM Provides Options to Employees Impacted by Agency Relocation
BLM employees who were asked to relocate from the Washington office recently faced a decision deadline. The agency has detailed their remaining options.
Local DC TV Show May Have Convinced Trump to Save OPM
The author says that all signs point to a wonky local Washington, DC television show as being the one that may have been the tipping point in getting President Trump to back off of his plans to scrap OPM.
Trump Abandons Plan to Dissolve OPM
President Trump has abandoned his plan to dissolve the Office of Personnel Management.
Deadline for BLM Federal Employees to Decide Whether or Not to Move
The deadline for nearly 200 high-level federal employees to tell the Bureau of Land Management whether they’ll follow orders and move out of Washington, D.C., and into the American West is Dec. 11.
Should the VA be Providing Acupuncture Services to Veterans?
Legislation has been introduced to require the VA to expand access to acupuncture services.
Border Patrol K-9 to Retire After 10 Years on the Job
A four-legged federal employee at the Border Patrol is being honored for her decade of service to the agency.
Relocated BLM Staff Face Salary Cuts
A new internal Bureau of Land Management (BLM) website designed to answer employees’ questions about the agency’s upcoming relocation out West says staffers should expect a drop in their overall pay.
VA Blasts AFGE for Allowing ‘A Culture of Sexual Harassment’ to Thrive
The Department of Veterans Affairs on Thursday blasted the nation’s largest federal employees union for tolerating a “culture of sexual harassment” and demanded assurances that the union is doing its utmost to protect VA employees.
How the State Department Is Training Diplomats to Survive the Next Benghazi
The State Department unveiled a new state-of-the-art training facility that aims to teach diplomats and security personnel how to survive a Benghazi-style attack, according to multiple U.S. officials who described the program as preparation for "the worst day of your life."
TVA Pays Record Amounts To Top Executives
The Tennessee Valley Authority paid its new CEO, a former federal employee at the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, total compensation of $8.12 million in his first six months on the job according to regulatory filings from the federal utility.
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