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In today's Federal Newscast, agencies and federal unions just got marching orders to re-establish labor-management forums.
Along with a proposed 2% federal pay raise for 2025, the Biden administration is looking at reforms for federal firefighters, as well as FAA and TSA employees.
OMB is also setting government job qualification standards for evaluation expert positions across the federal government.
Employees at SSA now have a little more telework flexibility after the agency signed a new memorandum of understanding with one of its unions.
An old book about a failed New Deal era agriculture project has been re-issued by the conservative American Enterprise Institute.
The Public Buildings Reform Board's recommendations have brought in hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue — but not the billions Congress envisioned.
When if comes to the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), people sometimes forget that "I" word.
A draft report being finalized by the FOIA Advisory Committee finds that many agencies are struggling to hire and retain FOIA professionals.
A six-year experiment meant to help the federal government quickly sell or dispose of its underutilized real estate is running out of time.
Along with promoting apprenticeships, the new executive order re-establishes labor-management forums between federal unions and agency managers.
Months of tense negotiations and four continuing resolutions later, a new appropriations minibus puts several agencies at or below fiscal 2023 spending levels.
Members of Congress say the IRS isn’t setting a high enough standard for in-office work, and that constituents remain unable to get their tax questions answered
Clare Martorana, the federal chief information officer, said the Technology Modernization Fund invested more than $177 million in 18 projects in 2023.
The Volker Alliance has added a prominent federal technologist to its board. She was the deputy U.S. chief technology officer and founded Code For America.