2013 Pay Raise is Officially Rescinded
A new executive order and guidance from OPM formally announced the extension of the pay freeze through the end of 2013.
Executive Order
President Gives Fed Workers Holiday on December 24th
The president has issued an executive order granting Monday, December 24th as a paid day off.
White House Takes On Diversity in Gov. as Hiring/Appt. Complaints Rise
A new Executive Order signed by President Obama reemphasizes federal agencies’ obligations to promote a diverse workplace.
Obama Signs Executive Order Instructing Agencies to Improve Workforce Diversity
President Obama today signed an executive order to promote equal employment opportunity, diversity and inclusion in the federal workforce.
Executive Order: Recruiting and Hiring Students and Recent Graduates
An executive order sets up a new federal Internship Program, Recent Graduates Program and Presidential Management Fellows Program which are to be called the Pathways Programs.
Executive Order on Federal Pay Adjustments
The President has issued an executive order implementing the 2011 federal pay rates.
Your New Salary: How Much Will You Make in 2010?
Why will the 2010 pay raise for some readers be less than 2%? Which geographic area will receive the biggest pay raise in 2010?
White House Issues Federal Labor Relations Executive Order
The President issued an Executive Order that calls for a expanding negotiations between Agencies and their unions.
Revised Labor Relations Executive Order Surfaces with Substantial Changes Dropping (B)(1) Bargaining Requirement
In what may prove to be the most edited document in the Obama Administration, a new version of the proposed executive order is being circulated. The new version has substantial changes from the old version including elimination of the obligation to bargain permissive subjects contained in Clinton Order and previous versions of the Obama plan.
Draft Obama Labor Relations Order: What Might It Change If It’s Issued?
A draft of the proposed Executive Order on the administration’s vision of Federal labor relations has surfaced. There is a striking similarity to President Clinton’s E.O. 12871. There are also striking differences. The Author offers a side by side comparison and looks at how this new Order might play out.
