How Many Agencies Were Working to Implement Schedule F Before It Was Revoked?
A new GAO report details how many agencies planned to implement Schedule F before it was revoked.
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GAO Agrees to Investigate TSP Website Problems
GAO has agreed to investigate the recent problems that have plagued the TSP since the launch of the new website and features in June.
Frustrated? Eleanor Holmes Norton Seeks GAO Investigation of FRTIB and New Inspector General
Problems stemming from the new TSP website are not over. Eleanor Holmes Norton wants a GAO investigation and appointment of an inspector general for the FRTIB.
GAO Suggests Safe Practices for Returning Federal Employees to Offices
GAO has listed considerations it said agencies need to take to safely bring federal employees back to work in an office environment.
GAO Weighs in on Annual COLA Calculations
GAO recommends the BLS evaluate the data sources used to calculate the annual COLA as they may not be accurate.
Are Whistleblowers More Likely to Be Fired if They Are Probationary Employees?
A GAO report attempted to determine if whistleblowers are more likely to be fired when they are in probationary status.
Employment Costs are Killing the Postal Service
Employment related costs make up the bulk of the Postal Service’s operating costs. A recent GAO report looks at the burden they place on the agency.
Shake Up Government With an Agile Organization and Workforce
The author says that the trends in government’s HR policies add up to a lot of risk in its ability to compete for talent as it deals with an aging workforce.
Are Land Management Agencies Doing Enough to Protect Their Employees?
A GAO report analyzed how land management agencies protect their employees from extremist violence.
OPM Has Work to Do to Improve its Retirement Application Processing
A recent GAO report says that OPM has problems, some self-inflicted, that are hindering improvements to the agency’s retirement application processing.
