Federal Employees Weigh in on Pay, Shutdown in 2019 FEVS Results
The 2019 FEVS results are in and offer a glimpse into how federal employees feel about their jobs and pay.
The 2019 FEVS results are in and offer a glimpse into how federal employees feel about their jobs and pay.
OPM has announced the timeline of when the 2019 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey will be administered.
OMB’s acting director explained the rationale behind proposing another pay freeze in 2020 at a recent Congressional hearing.
A new analysis of data at VA medical centers finds that there is a direct link between employee morale and the quality of patient care.
The author highlights some important takeaways from the recent Best Places to Work in the Federal Government rankings.
Which agencies are rated as the “best places to work” in the federal government this year?
A recent GAO report highlighted shortcomings in OPM’s performance management practices, but the author says the report doesn’t go far enough.
The author says that federal employees are the ones who can best identify problems and solutions on how to get more work done with fewer resources.
The results from the 2018 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey show federal employees are happier with their pay overall but not so much with merit based pay.
There is a positive trend in morale among VA employees according to the latest employee feedback survey results.