Legislation Reintroduced to Make Workers’ Memorial Day a Federal Holiday
Federal employees could have another paid holiday for Workers’ Memorial Day if a new bill were to become law.
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Federal employees could have another paid holiday for Workers’ Memorial Day if a new bill were to become law.
The House Oversight Committee advanced legislation that contains cuts to federal employee benefits.
One former federal employee shares his experience of how volunteering can help the local community.
Legislation has been introduced to make the Monday after Easter Sunday a federal holiday.
President Trump has extended the hiring freeze on civilian federal employees in the executive branch.
Two new executive orders will make major changes to the government’s financial operations in an effort to reduce financial fraud and waste.
A federal judge in San Francisco has changed his mind and ruled that unions representing federal workers can sue over the Trump administration’s mass firings of recently hired government employees in court rather than challenging them before federal agencies.
A second email went out to federal employees over the weekend asking them for their list of accomplishments, but there are key changes from the first email.
President Trump issued an Executive Order directing government spending cuts through DOGE by targeting areas such as credit cards and travel justification.
President Trump and Elon Musk answered questions from reporters about the email that was sent to federal employees last weekend.