The Office of Personnel Management’s healthcare and insurance division, following recent staffing reductions, is getting new leadership ahead of its busy Open Season. Matthew Kiley, a former ...

A new center will help the agency expand access to the computing power and other resources researchers need to develop ...

Many Feds don’t realize their current benefits may not provide all the financial protection their family needs. This guide ...

As government impersonation scams proliferate, agencies face a growing challenge: convincing Americans that legitimate calls, texts and other messages are actually from the government.

Former Labor watchdog Larry Turner writes about confronting racism, working under “toxic” bosses and what he misses most about being in government.

After two months of stock market slowdowns, the federal government’s 401(k)-style retirement savings program saw each of its ...

The House approved a stopgap spending bill on Tuesday that will keep the federal government funded through early December, taking a government shutdown off the table ahead of midterm elections this ...

This Executive Brief details how public sector leaders are moving past experimental pilots to deploy scalable AI on a single, ...

Public agencies are applying AI to mission-critical data to detect risks sooner, improve services and make faster decisions ...

A recently disclosed data leak impacts employees who have submitted reasonable accommodation requests since October 2023.

The AbilityOne Commission countered that “many of the compliance concerns cited by [the Office of Special Counsel] occurred ...

Critics of President Trump’s plan to keep most federal employees’, save for federal law enforcement officers and military service members, pay at 2026 levels say it picks winners and losers.