2018 Budget Proposes Eliminating Funding for Numerous Federal Agencies
The 2018 federal budget proposal released by the White House proposes eliminating funding for numerous federal agencies. What are these agencies, and what does each one do?
The 2018 federal budget proposal released by the White House proposes eliminating funding for numerous federal agencies. What are these agencies, and what does each one do?
The Office of Management and Budget has published a list of contingency plans for federal agencies in the event of a government shutdown later this week.
The author says he was dumbfounded by a recent OMB memo and its potential to bring about big changes for the labor relations community.
EPA is planning a reduction in its workforce. For some employees, this chain of events may offer new options for their future.
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.
OMB has put a directive in place to reform federal agencies. The author provides details about this plan and has provided some important supporting documents accompanying the directive.
There is now another indication that federal employees will receive an average raise of 1.9% in 2018.
With a new guidance memo from OMB, federal workers can start to see what new human resources policies will emerge impacting the federal workforce.
The White House has lifted the federal hiring freeze, but it also announced a long term plan to reduce the overall size of the federal workforce.
The Office of Management and Budget has asked federal agencies to limit their public comments about the president’s budget blueprint until the full budget is released later this spring.