Can A Federal Employee Be Fired After A Criminal Conviction?
This federal employee was fired after being convicted and sentenced to prison. But the removal action was not quick or easy.
Should Federal Agencies Remove “Christ” From Christmas?
Should “Christ” be taken out of Christmas in the federal government?
Looking for the Elusive Pot of Gold
Some 14,000 federal employees sought more overtime pay contending they had a property right to higher compensation under the U.S. Constitution
Federal Agencies Provide Economic Boost for Downtown Districts
Federal Agencies Provide Economic Boost for Downtown Districts
NASA Administrator Discusses Fatal Accident Involving Three Employees
Three employees at a NASA jet propulsion laboratory were killed this week when a carpool van went off a mountain road in California, injuring seven.
Will Baby Boomers Destroy the Stock Market?
Baby boomers have approached life differently than previous generations. Retirement is likely to be more of the same but not likely to lead to a meltdown of the stock market.
Sweeping Intelligence Reform Bill Passes
Massive intelligence reform was passed by Congress Wednesday that creates a new intelligence director and a counterterrorism center.
Interest in Government Work Surges Among College Students
Interest in working for the federal government has soared among students under the new Presidential Management Fellows Program after experiencing a 21 percent increase in nominations of student applicants.
Will Your G Fund Investment Returns Start Heading Up?
Problems in the U.S. economy may lead to higher interest rates for government securities.
More Flexibilities in line for Feds after Senate Votes to Eliminate TSP Open Seasons
The Senate voted to eliminate the open seasons in the Thrift Savings Plans so that federal employees could have more flexibility in making contribution changes.
