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The latest research shows wide-and-deep dissatisfaction among congressional staff members.
Concern remains that the final rule to block Schedule F will not prevent a future administration from resurrecting it
Survey of congressional staff shows worrisome trends in how the crucial staff feels about their jobs, their working conditions, and the behavior of Members.
A new bill from a pair of bipartisan Senators is calling on agencies to report more detailed, timely information on federal telework and office space.
As SBA seeks more funding for fiscal 2025, House Small Business Committee members push for agency employees to return to the office more often.
Congress is out on recess now. Still they have got issues to deal with, including some "local" ones, like how to fund the a replacement bridge in Baltimore.
New rules have taken effect for procurement from AbilityOne contractors. Those are the companies, mostly non-profits, whose employees have disabilities.
Labor Department employees in Boston showing support for telework, get blasted by Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa).
After a hiring freeze, Commissioner Martin O’Malley is readying plans to rebuild the Social Security Administration workforce as quickly as possible.
In voting last week, Congress managed to fund the half of government it had not already.
Chairman Mark Warner and nine other Senators ask miltary leaders to consider deployment of advanced nuclear reactors.
President Biden has signed a $1.2 trillion package of spending bills that Congress just passed, ending the threat of a potential partial government shutdown.
The second of two large spending packages keeps agencies funded for the rest of 2024. The bill now goes to President Joe Biden to be signed into law.
Revoked during the Trump administration, a shiny new Federal Labor-Management Partnerships Act would supercharge comity.