#federal-employees

#federal-employees

The federal Department of Housing and Urban Development will relocate 2,700 workers to the NSF's office in Alexandria, driven by budget cuts and efficiency.

The $45 million parade, celebrating the 250th birthday of the armed forces, has prompted the Trump administration to allow federal employees to work from home.

"The dominant sense in the federal workforce is fear. People are scared of losing their jobs...being treated in an inhumane way."

I thought under this new administration, because they are fans of what our mission was, when we were offered the Fork, I thought, 'I don't need to take that 'cause I'm safe.'

The complaint alleges concrete harms analogous to intrusion upon seclusion. That is one of the common law privacy torts, long recognized in U.S. law.

President Trump appears set to propose freezing civilian federal employees' pay next year, marking the first pay freeze since 2013 and reflecting ongoing tensions with federal labor.

Despite spending nine months on the International Space Station, NASA astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore received minimal compensation, reflective of standard federal employee travel regulations.

The Education Department is reinstating 65 probationary employees who were fired in the last two months, following a court order.

Federal employees have long relied on pensions and job security, but that safety net is disappearing overnight.

"The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency is making every effort to individually contact all impacted individuals, focusing on those whose terminations were ruled unlawful by the court."

Colleges around D.C. are stepping up to support laid-off federal employees with discounted programs, free classes, and wellness activities to aid in career transitions.

This new ruling means that OSC will be run by someone totally beholden to the president for the months that would pass before I could get a final decision from the U.S. Supreme Court.

Federal employees across various agencies, including Defense and Education, face significant layoffs under President Trump's executive order, sparking concerns over job security and workforce cuts.

Some might have you believe that federal employees don't put in the work. For the Washington Post's Department of Data, Andrew Van Dam shows data that suggests otherwise.