Layoffs, court battles, and executive orders have reshaped America’s public workforce and unsettled legal norms.

Congress gave federal workers the right to organize and bargain collectively, finding it in the public interest. Now Trump ...

The Pentagon will begin immediately removing 1,000 transgender service members from the military, according to a memo issued ...

Understanding how the Deferred Resignation Program 2.0 may impact federal employees’ retirement benefits is crucial. However, ...

Twenty-one states are urging a district court judge not to undermine the executive branch’s authority by intervening in ...

The federal government abolished its main civil-service exam because of discrimination lawsuits. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, the agency set up to police discrimination ...

DENVER — A federal commission is launching an ... proposal of the Colorado Advisory Committee to the United States Commission on Civil Rights." Through the investigation, the committee will ...

The administration is pushing agencies to turn over information on where people work, study and live. The data is normally ...

The federal watchdog that Minnesota schools once feared is now a skeleton of itself. The Office for Civil Rights (OCR), housed within the United States Department of Education, has been cut in ...

Now rebranded as “Restoring Accountability to Policy-Influencing Positions Within the Federal Workforce ... Although the U.S. civil service is about four times larger than the United Kingdom ...

Wilkinson pointed to the 2023 Supreme Court case United States ... Unlike federal civil servants, who can only be terminated for poor job performance or misconduct, probationary employees lack job ...

By deeming anyone involved in 'policy' as part of a new category, the pool of people that could potentially be fired expands ...