Trump Extends Hiring Freeze
President Trump has extended the hiring freeze on civilian federal employees in the executive branch.
President Trump has extended the hiring freeze on civilian federal employees in the executive branch.
President Trump has issued two executive orders on his first day in office creating a federal hiring freeze and freezing agencies from issuing new regulations.
The inauguration of Donald Trump is fast approaching. Reports of Executive Orders on his first day on telework and a federal hiring freeze are now surfacing.
What were the most popular topics for federal employees in 2017? As a whole, this group is downbeat and concerned about possible changes to pay and benefits.
The Democratic members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee have called for an immediate end to the hiring freeze at the State Department.
A hiring freeze has been announced at CFPB amidst a legal battle that has ensued over who gets to lead the agency.
The recent hiring freeze was recently lifted, but agencies have yet to reengage significant hiring. The author explains why this may be happening.
The Department of Defense has announced that it is officially lifting the agency’s civilian workforce hiring freeze, but with some restrictions.
Is the federal hiring freeze over? Not really. New priorities will impact hiring and restructuring of federal agencies.
OMB released a memo with directives for agencies to make restructuring changes. The author analyzes some of the key points in the memo from a federal HR perspective.