
Federal Workforce on Edge as RIFs and Reorgs Take Shape
Agency reorganizations and RIFs have moved from threat to timetable. What the first concrete moves signal, and what to do before a notice arrives.

Agency reorganizations and RIFs have moved from threat to timetable. What the first concrete moves signal, and what to do before a notice arrives.

Congress left for recess with agency funding and pay decisions unresolved. Why the fall looks financially uncertain, and how to prepare for it now.

A GAO report finds fraud vulnerabilities in the FEHB program, the largest of its kind in the country. Why the weaknesses show up in your premium.

A new executive order creates a Schedule F style category, moving many federal jobs to at-will status. What at-will status actually means in practice.

A federal appeals court declined to block the executive order stripping union representation. Why federal employees are now on their own for protectio

A Supreme Court decision cleared the way for agency reorganizations and RIFs. What to do during an uneasy wait when the scale is still unknown.

More than 171,000 federal employees now hold over a million dollars in the TSP. What actually gets people there, and why the number is not the goal.

The State Department has added a fidelity criterion to Foreign Service evaluations. What the change means for a traditionally apolitical corps.

The Supreme Court has removed the injunctions that were stalling mass federal RIFs. What the ruling clears the way for, and how to prepare now.

The federal civilian hiring freeze now runs through October 15, 2025. What an extended freeze does to workload, promotion prospects and your benefits.

OPM has added essay questions to most federal job applications. What they ask, why they are controversial, and how to answer without overthinking it.

The State Department has terminated over 1,300 civil service and Foreign Service employees in a reorganization. What being unprepared for this costs.