The Federal Aviation Administration has broken recruitment numbers in its push to hire gamers to be among its next crop of air traffic controllers, according to the Transportation Department.
When the documentary first features Katie Sandlin, a former employee at the National Institutes of Health, she apologizes that her car is making a “weird noise” but promises that it’ll stop once she ...
As federal agencies begin to propagate a controversial new series of essay questions to accompany most federal job announcements, one employee group has already challenged their legality. Last month, ...
A government workforce expert told Government Executive that many hiring rules, including veterans’ preference, have become ...
Taken together, four regulations set for publication Monday would shift adjudication of several types of adverse action ...
A department spokesperson said it was “downright malpractice” for lawmakers to reject reorganization efforts before giving ...
Nearly half of survey respondents who were foreign service officers reported that their households experienced dual job loss ...
A bipartisan Senate bill would create new transparency around the agency's customer service performance and expand callback ...
A look at decades of market shifts and TSP data shows the biggest driver of retirement wealth isn't picking the right stock.
As the Trump administration pursues an aggressive deregulatory agenda, concerns are mounting that artificial intelligence ...
A union official says advanced leave functions as a sort of short-term or long-term disability insurance program for many ...
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