An in-depth survey of U.S. Attorney Offices (USAOs) revealed varying degrees of telework flexibility under the Executive Office for United States Attorneys (EOUSA).

Avoid five common mistakes made on the SF-85 or SF-86 that could delay or disqualify you from employment and join Shaw Bransford & Roth on June 29 @ 11 AM EDT for a live webinar.

A survey conducted by the Partnership for Public Service found public mistrust of the federal government; however, the same sentiment does not translate to federal employees or agencies.

The Merit Systems Protection Board followed the precedent of several circuit courts in resolving that they are not the proper forum for allegations of retaliation for Title VII-related issues.

As with National Police Week tradition, Congress typically advances legislation to improve the well-being of law enforcement as federal agencies and stakeholders issue statements of support.

The Education Department announced Wednesday that recent changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program had improved the accessibility of the program.

For National Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness (MMIP) Day, the Interior (DOI) and Justice Departments hosted a virtual event highlighting the Not Invisible Act Commission.

Telling the stories of what government does, and of the public servants who do the work, will play a big role in moving the needle on trust in government.

From May 11-17, 2022, organizations dedicated to celebrating America's law enforcement community will observe National Police Week. This year marks 60 years of this commemoration.

When employees feel valued at work, it increases engagement, productivity and loyalty. Recognition shows employees that they are valued and they are not invisible.

On May 15, white chairs will be set up on the lawn of our Nation’s Capital to remember and honor our fallen. Each one represents a hero that has fallen and heroes who must carry on.

When an employee exhausts administrative remedies through the Office of Special Counsel (OSC), they gain the right to appeal directly to the Merit Systems Protection Board (MSPB).

After more than two decades on the run, a former president of a fraudulent telemarketing firm and international fugitive Robin McPherson appeared in federal court earlier this week.

Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Gary Gensler recognizeds Public Service Recognition Week., celebrating his colleagues commitment to service.

In embracing all things #GovPossible, the federal community continues to celebrate Public Service Recognition Week (PSRW) 2022 and dedicated civil servants.

The White House intends to ensure accountability, efficiency, and transparency, as federal agencies implement the bipartisan $1.2 trillion Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act.

According to the 2021 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey (FEVS) results released last week, federal employees were overall less satisfied and less engaged in their jobs last year.

A pair of scammers posing as real estate agents duped several hundred prospective home buyers out of $6 million over three years, according to the Justice Department.

Survivors of Blue Suicide (SBS) Foundation just held its very first surviving co-worker retreat for colleagues who lost an officer to suicide, and team morale is essential when attending.

The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) instructed the Army to separate an employee from service after a probe found falsified documents during the hiring process.