Agency News
BLM Provides Details About its Headquarters Move
The Bureau of Land Management has set up a web page with information about the relocation of its headquarters.
Does the USPS Owe its Retirees Health Care Like Social Security?
The author says that a plan put forth in Congress to remedy the ailing finances at the Postal Service would do more harm than good.
OPM Launches New Collective Bargaining Database
OPM has launched a new database to make collective bargaining agreements available to the public.
Census Bureau Raises Pay in Hopes of Hiring 500K People
The Census Bureau said it plans to hire 500,000 people in the coming months as the 2020 Census gets underway. It's raising pay in most of the country in an effort to fill the jobs.
How Often Does the IRS Get Defrauded?
The Internal Revenue Service pays out money, and in some cases, a lot of money, to fraudulent tax refunds more often than you might think.
Postmaster General Delays Retirement While USPS Seeks Successor
Postmaster General Megan J. Brennan has agreed to temporarily delay her retirement while the agency looks for a successor to her position.
Which Agencies are the “Best Places to Work”?
Which agencies have been rated as the “best places to work” in the federal government this year?
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.
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