"I don't think we're at a point where it's recovered from what has been a very tumultuous year," John Hatton said.

"Remind people why we're here. Our goal and our mission are more important than ourselves. Being part of that is so important ...

Multiple CDC supervisors are raising concerns that a new HHS reasonable accommodation policy conflicts with federal ...

"The uniformity that we've come to expect with government contracting isn't there right now. It'll come back, but it's not there right now," Emily Murphy said.

The FEMA Review Council expected to unveil a highly anticipated draft report on Friday — before the White House cancelled the meeting at the last minute.

Members of Congress once again rejected a proposal to expand eligibility for the military's basic needs allowance.

A new final rule should make the process for offering pay incentives easier, and in theory free up time for OPM to focus on other human capital priorities.

The watchdog found the services used recruits’ improved test scores instead of the scores they had when they first signed up.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune said he hoped to hold a vote to add the legislation Cruz and Cantwell introduced to a government funding package this week.

OPM's new federal hiring initiative to surge early-career tech talent comes after the loss of over 300,000 employees from government this year.

Billions of dollars meant for barracks, schools and training programs have been shifted to fund the Pentagon’s expanding role in immigration enforcement.

"[Republicans] don't want one of those big deals and they're not going to get it because everything got pushed into 2026," said Mitchell Miller.