Tag: DOL
Race Training in Federal Government: The Story Continues
DOL has issued a notice it will cease to investigate allegations regarding training related to Executive Order prohibitions on “critical race theory”.
Connolly Accuses Labor Department of Overstepping its Authority on TSP’s I Fund
The House Oversight Committee has now stepped into the ongoing political battle over the TSP’s I Fund.
Labor Department Starting Federal Contractor Self-Audit Program
Under a new Labor Department program, some contractors will be able to self-audit their workplace anti-discrimination rules.
DOL Pay Freeze Dropped from Senate Spending Bill
A proposal to freeze pay for Labor Department employees was left out of a recently passed spending bill.
Senator Proposes Pay Freeze for DOL Employees
One Senator recently proposed a freeze on pay raises for federal employees at the Labor Department.
150 Federal Union Officials Stole Over $4.5 Million From Members Since 2001
Data from the Labor Department provide a glimpse into the number of cases in which federal union officials were involved in theft of union dues.
Creating Path for Restructuring Federal Government
Legislation has been introduced to create a path for implementing a plan to restructure or reorganize portions of the federal government.
Proposal to Revamp OPM, Labor and Education Department
A White House proposal would substantially change OPM, move it under the EOP and merge the Departments of Education and Labor.
Vets.gov or Veterans.gov?
Do veterans understand the differences between these two websites? One lawmaker is concerned they may not.
Telework Abuse Highlighted in Lankford’s 2017 Waste Report
Senator James Lankford (R-OK) has released his third annual report on what he deems to be wasteful spending within the federal government.
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