New Executive Order: Government Efficiency and Workforce Optimization
A new Executive Order outlines the next steps in government efficiency by reducing the government’s size and mission. Here is a summary.
A new Executive Order outlines the next steps in government efficiency by reducing the government’s size and mission. Here is a summary.
A U.S. Mint Police Officer was tangled up in a plan to hire a private detective to stake out a superior and another Mint employee. The complex scheme eventually led to his removal.
Federal employees need to understand how to utilize all of their retirement income sources to make the most of them.
A federal judge has kept the hold on the deferred resignation offer in place after a hearing on Monday.
OPM’s inventory of retirement claims grew sharply to start 2025, but it’s been worse. Here is an analysis.
OPM is seeking info from agencies by March 7 on changes complying with executive orders impacting telework and Schedule F policies.
Prepare for financial uncertainties by upgrading your emergency fund and understanding your expenses to ensure security amidst job loss or federal buyouts.
Previous efforts to improve performance of the federal merit system have not lasted. The Trump administration is more aggressive. Unions may face a backlash from some. Here is the latest.
Spending cuts being explored by DOGE are likely to have some federal employees considering an early retirement.
A federal judge has delayed the deferred resignation offer deadline.