Furloughed Federal Employees Take to Facebook to Vent
A growing number of federal employees are taking to the web to vent their frustrations, advice and stories about the lost time at work.
Current news and events impacting the federal workforce, both current federal employees and federal retirees.
A growing number of federal employees are taking to the web to vent their frustrations, advice and stories about the lost time at work.
The Partnership for Public Service has released a new study examining how men and women, different racial groups and employees with disabilities view the federal workplace.
Congressman John Barrow (D-GA) has introduced legislation to exempt civilian Department of Defense (DoD) personnel from furloughs as a result of the automatic cuts in the budget sequester.
Two House members have introduced legislation that would establish a national park on the moon to commemorate the Apollo landings and enhance the public’s understanding of these historical events.
The TSA is reminding its employees and the traveling public to be mindful of Muslim religious practices during the upcoming holy month.
An executive order on controlling the “Insider threat to national security” was not well received by FedSmith.com users as most thought the order would not improve national security.
Changes are coming to the nation’s health insurance system. How will federal employees be impacted? There are numerous options but no final answers.
National Guard Technicians are, with a few exceptions in every state, members of an “excepted service”. While that term applies to many categories of Feds, Title 32 is unique to the Guard and reserves. The author offers some details on what this means.
2013 has been a good year so far for investors but the F fund and TSP stock funds declined in June.
Barack Obama recently issued a statement about extending benefits to married gay and lesbian federal employees and their families.