Expanding paid leave for federal workers is back on the table
Bipartisan legislation would grant civilian federal employees up to 12 weeks of paid family and medical leave per year.
Bipartisan legislation would grant civilian federal employees up to 12 weeks of paid family and medical leave per year.
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A survey from the Partnership for Public Service also found that a majority of Americans oppose the Trump administration’s changes…
Many Democrats opposed the measure due to fears the Trump administration would exert more political influence on inspectors general as…
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Most federal employees under FERS rely on Social Security as part of retirement. The latest trustees report suggests the choices…
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand’s amendment to place a new service under the Army fell short in committee, even as lawmakers advanced…
Section 702 is set to expire for the first time after a failed House vote, even as a White House…
A recent upgrade project offers a glimpse at how one agency adapted its technology footprint as more federal employees returned…
A survey from the Partnership for Public Service also found that a majority of Americans oppose the Trump administration’s changes…