Federal employees and retirees should expect to pay much more for health coverage next year: the enrollee share of FEHB premiums is going up 13.5% on average, which is almost double from last year.
As misinformation swirls, posters online have vowed to send militias and 'shoot' federal workers responding to recent ...
For the second straight year, former federal workers will see a smaller increase to their defined-benefit annuities in ...
The Health and Human Services Department has received more than a thousand claims of blocked or stymied access to electronic ...
The Partnership for Public Service suggested that federal agencies could consider partnering with social media influencers to ...
Postal workers are navigating downed power lines, fallen trees, sinkholes, and their own tragic circumstances as they carry ...
Federal workers will soon be able to donate unused leave to their colleagues who need time to recover after Hurricane Milton ...
As with other agencies, creating internal chatbots to help HHS employees sift through large volumes of diverse data is a ...
The Harris campaign has reached agreements with GSA and the White House on presidential transition preparations.
Taxpayers had to go through outsourced identity verification to use Direct File during the last tax season, a level of ...
Management Directive 715, which debuted in 2003, has improved EEO data collection in the federal workforce, providing better ...
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