Is It Time to Move Federal Agencies Out of Washington?
Legislation has been introduced in Congress to explore the possibility of moving federal agencies out of Washington, DC.
Current news impacting federal agencies and the federal employees who work at them.
Legislation has been introduced in Congress to explore the possibility of moving federal agencies out of Washington, DC.
EPA is planning a reduction in its workforce. For some employees, this chain of events may offer new options for their future.
Some in the media have suggested that federal employees at the IRS should consider leaking Donald Trump’s tax returns. There are considerable consequences to doing this, however.
OMB released a memo with directives for agencies to make restructuring changes. The author analyzes some of the key points in the memo from a federal HR perspective.
President Trump has signed a law expanding access to health care for veterans outside of the VA system.
The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform is encouraging President Trump to fill several empty Inspector General positions at federal agencies.
A new executive order tells agencies to focus on “buy American, hire American.”
OMB has put a directive in place to reform federal agencies. The author provides details about this plan and has provided some important supporting documents accompanying the directive.
The IRS recently announced that it will use a small number of private collection firms for some delinquent tax debts.
Two lawsuits are now pending involving issues surrounding the “Deep State” and EPA employees.