Agency News
DHS Policy Expands Internal Security Measures By Tracking All Personnel
The Department of Homeland Security will start tracking all personnel, including federal employees as well as contractors, with or without a security clearance to uncover insider security threats, a report said Wednesday.
Federal Immigration Agency Delays 13,400 Potential Furloughs
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services delayed the expected furloughs of more than 13,000 employees by at least two weeks as the federal agency seeks to secure $1.2 billion from Congress to stay afloat.
DOJ Launches Online Portal for Reporting Civil Rights Violations
The Justice Department has launched a new online portal to encourage the public to report civil rights violations.
House Lawmakers Call for $25 Billion USPS Bailout
A group of 137 House members want Congress to provide an emergency bailout for the Postal Service.
Thousands of Federal Immigration Employees Brace for Furloughs
The U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) alerted its federal employees that furloughs are coming July 20 because of a budget shortfall.
How Many Postal Workers Were Attacked by Dogs in 2019?
Which cities are the most dangerous for Postal workers in terms of dog attacks on the job?
Video Technology at the FLRA
The FLRA is using videoconferencing on a limited basis but it may be useful on a broader scale.
FRTIB Chairman Resigns
Michael Kennedy, Chairman of the Retirement Thrift Investment Board, has announced his resignation.
This is What Work Life Will Be Like at OPM Post Coronavirus
OPM has released guidelines for returning agency employees to work in their offices.
Family Says VA Worker Forced to Go Back to Work 5 Days After Exposure to Coronavirus
The family of an employee of the Washington DC VA Medical Center, who eventually died from complications with COVID-19, said he was required to work inside the hospital while symptomatic.
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