Some agencies have walked back their layoffs, but the court order spurring that action is not preventing re-firings.

States argue key programs on which they have relied are no longer operating and ask the court to reinstate workers.

The Interior Department is finalizing reduction-in-force plans expected to target thousands of employees, including 1,500 at the National Park Service, with notices going out to employees within ...

The location of the FBI’s headquarters has been a contested issue for more than a decade, as the downtown Hoover building ...

The Trump administration may recommence stripping the union rights of two-thirds of the federal workforce, for now.

A pair of organizations representing federal law enforcement officers urged lawmakers to strengthen carveouts of an array of ...

How to think about the best ways to utilize your retirement and health care benefits when you may be older, or younger, than ...

A good government group argued the “double hatting” undermines public trust in the independent watchdogs, while the Housing ...

The use of non-disclosure agreements could "chill employees from disclosing violations of waste, fraud and abuse," top ...

Layoffs are scheduled to take effect at the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs on June 6. Between the reduction ...

The bipartisan group of lawmakers sent a letter to the Federal Emergency Management Agency urging support for a grant program ...

The IRS recently announced an increase in Health Savings Account contribution limits for 2026. Individuals enrolled in a High ...