Should Federal Agencies Go Vegetarian?
A group of House lawmakers want all federal facilities to be “strongly encouraged” by the White House to start serving vegetarian food options.
Agency News
Current news impacting federal agencies and the federal employees who work at them.
Software Flaw Results in $472 Million Worth of Uncollected Debts Owed to Numerous Federal Agencies
A whistleblower report identified almost half a billion dollars in debts owed to over 28 federal agencies that was caused by a software problem.
Which Agencies are the “Best Places to Work” in 2021?
Which agencies are rated as the “best places to work” by federal employees in 2021?
CBP Finds No Evidence of Whipping Migrants, But Says Agents Acted Inappropriately
An investigation found that Border Patrol agents on horseback did not whip migrants, but disciplinary action has been proposed for inappropriate behavior on the part of some agents.
Four TSP Board Nominees Confirmed: Nominee for Controversial FRTIB Chair Not Approved
Four nominees have been confirmed for the FRTIB, the TSP’s governing board. Confirmation moved quickly after Senator Marco Rubio removed a hold on the nominations.
How Many USPS Employees Were Attacked by Dogs in 2021?
The Postal Service (USPS) has released its annual list of cities where postal employees suffered the most dog attacks.
USPS Reports $639 Million Net Loss for Q2 2022
USPS reported a net loss of $639 million on total operating revenue of $19.8 billion for the second quarter of FY 2022.
Fixing USPS? Postal Service Reform Act Signed into Law
The Postal Service Reform Act has been signed into law making significant changes to the USPS and its finances.
Angry Birds: USPS Mail Carrier Attacked by Wild Turkey, Beats It to Death
A USPS mail carrier reportedly beat a turkey to death in self-defense when the aggressive bird attacked him along his delivery route.
USPS Loses $1.5 Billion in First Quarter of 2022
The Postal Service reported a $1.5 billion net loss in Q1 2022.
