Agency News
‘Human Capital Crisis’ at EPA
The Environmental Protection Agency administrator says there is a "human capital crisis" at the agency because of so many employees being eligible to retire.
Lawmakers Want DoD to Drop ‘Racially or Ethnically Insensitive Terminology’
Lawmakers want DoD to drop what they consider offensive terminology from the agency’s forms.
OPM Has Work to Do to Improve its Retirement Application Processing
A recent GAO report says that OPM has problems, some self-inflicted, that are hindering improvements to the agency’s retirement application processing.
USDA Announces Intent to Relocate Two Agencies to Kansas City
USDA has announced plans to make a new home for two of its agencies.
CBP Says Photos of Travelers Stolen in Data Breach
US Customs and Border Protection announced Monday photos of travelers and license plates were recently compromised in a data breach.
VA May Owe Veterans Millions In Refunds But Knowingly Hasn’t Paid Them For Years, Probe Finds
More than 50,000 disabled veterans could be owed as much as $190 million in refunds from the Department of Veterans Affairs for home loan fees they were wrongly charged or no longer owe, an investigation has found.
Veterans to Get Expanded Access to Private Doctors at VA Expense Starting Thursday
Veterans will have expanded access to medical care outside Department of Veterans Affairs facilities beginning Thursday under a new law that was signed last year.
FRTIB Seeking TSP Fund Managers
A request for proposal has been issued seeking managers for four of the funds within the TSP.
Where Should Federal Agencies Be Buying Their Flowers?
Should federal agencies have to buy their floral decorations domestically? One Congressman wants to make it a requirement.
Dismantling the Argument for Dismantling OPM
A former OPM director offered her views on the proposal to reorganize the agency. The author analyzes her remarks.
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