
The Fight to Preserve the Combined Federal Campaign: A Warning Sign for Federal Programs
The Combined Federal Campaign has run for six decades and is now under threat. Why the fight over it is a warning sign for other federal programs.

The Combined Federal Campaign has run for six decades and is now under threat. Why the fight over it is a warning sign for other federal programs.

A legislative push would protect federal employees' credit during a shutdown. What the bill would cover and how to prepare for a lapse in appropriatio

OPM's proposed RIF rule would narrow the appeal rights federal employees have when a job is cut. What unions object to and what is genuinely at stake.

A GAO report identifies safety and financial risks inside the FEHB program. What federal employees and retirees should check in their own coverage.

A CBO analysis makes the financial case for raising the federal buyout cap. What a larger VSIP would mean if you are weighing a voluntary separation.

TSP balances fell through March after a long run of growth. How to respond to a pullback without doing the one thing that locks the loss in permanentl

OPM has exempted Schedule C and G political appointees from standard performance appraisals. Why career civil servants should watch the precedent clos

A growing divide separates how political appointees and career civil servants are evaluated and removed. What the performance exemptions really establ

Rescheduling medical marijuana to Schedule III does not change federal workplace drug policy overnight. What actually applies to you as a federal empl

The FY2027 budget proposal confirms no pay raise for federal civilian employees. What a freeze does to your high-3, and how to plan around it.

A dispute over removals at the MSPB threatens the independence of federal appeal rights. What happens to your case if the board loses its insulation.

Federal agencies are consolidating office space as hybrid work becomes permanent. What the GSA and OPM footprint reduction could mean for your positio