New Law Will Grant Lost Overtime Pay to One Third of Secret Service Workforce
A new law will fully compensate Secret Service employees for lost overtime worked in 2017 and 2018.
A new law will fully compensate Secret Service employees for lost overtime worked in 2017 and 2018.
Acting Director Mick Mulvaney says that the CFPB is “far too powerful” in the agency’s semi-annual report.
A series of recent controversies have generated negative publicity for EPA’s administrator. He is now responding publicly to his critics.
If you don’t answer the citizenship status question on the census, will it matter? The Census Bureau has developed a plan for this possibility.
The President’s Management Agenda reiterated proposals to cut federal employees’ benefits and freeze pay as part of a broader plan.
Two Congressmen want a formal hearing into excessive travel spending by Trump administration cabinet officials.
A group of lawmakers have asked GAO to take a fresh look at time and attendance problems in agencies by updating a report it previously released in 2003.
The Census Bureau has released the list of proposed questions for the upcoming 2020 Census.
One Congressman wants to make the process of opening Congressional offices inside of VA facilities an easier process after having successfully done it himself.
New legislation would allow federal employees who worked in temporary status to pay the difference up front in order to retire earlier.