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GSA head makes resources available to Biden after intense criticism
General Services Administration Administrator Emily Murphy made transition funds available to the Biden transition team after weeks of holding back.
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Biden begins choosing national security team
President-elect Joe Biden is moving to fill out his national security team with a raft of appointments to top positions that signal his intent to repudiate the Trump administration’s “America First” doctrine.
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Labor authority overturns VA’s new employee discipline process, affecting thousands
The Federal Labor Relations Authority determined that the Department of Veterans Affairs had violated it's union contract by disciplining employees without a chance to improve.
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Acting SecDef, service secretaries exposed to COVID-19 after top civilian tests positive
Miller, Barrett and McCarthy all met with Raimundas Karoblis days before the Lithuanian defense minister tested positive for COVID-19.
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The outlook for federal telework in a post-pandemic world
Some feds may get to keep the telework flexibility granted to them during COVID, while others may be deemed 'non-portable' in normal operations.
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Biden’s DIY transition proceeds without Trump assistance
The moves reflect how Biden is adjusting to a historically tense transition.
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Preparing for a post-pandemic secure workplace at the Pentagon
What technology must the Pentagon adopt to ensure cybersecurity across its network?
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Murphy’s choice: Fed official has say on transition launch
The head of an obscure federal agency that is holding up the presidential transition knew well before Election Day that she might soon have a messy situation on her hands.
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Postal workers call for support after a rough financial report
Postal workers are calling for Congress to provide financial assistance to the U.S. Postal Service, after the pandemic dealt a blow to its income.
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Federal hiring policy changes are on the horizon
Draft changes proposed by the Office of Personnel Management would open more pathways for job applicants to prove they have the desired skills.
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