Military spouses want clarity on return-to-office orders
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Federal News Network) — While military spouses employed by the federal government “should” be able to continue working remotely, concerns mount for…
What’s next now that a federal judge has issued a stay in the ‘deferred resignation’ offer
WASHINGTON, D.C. (WTOP) — A federal judge has temporarily halted an order for federal workers to accept a “deferred resignation” offer, which they originally had until…
Federal Workers Who Take Trump’s Exit Deal Face Legal Dilemma
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Bloomberg Law) — President Donald Trump‘s voluntary resignation offer to federal workers leaves them with few legal options if they decide to take the…
‘Confused’ and ‘scared’: Lawyer shares federal workers’ reaction to Trump buyout offers
WASHINGTON, D.C. (MSNBC) — The deadline for the deferred resignation program is currently on a pause but there is still plenty of confusion about the deadline and what it…
Millions of federal workers face deadline today over whether to resign. Here’s what to know.
WASHINGTON, D.C. (CBS News) — More than 2 million federal employees face a looming deadline: By midnight Eastern time on Thursday, they must decide whether to accept a…
New process simplifies uncontested joint divorce in New York
ALBANY, NY (WROC) — New York overhauled uncontested joint divorce, with the New York State Unified Court System (UCS) announcing a simplified process at the end of January.…
Colorado’s Federal workers face decision about their employment
DENVER, CO (The Denver Post) — Federal workers across the nation face a life-altering decision this week — tender their resignations and be paid through Sept. 30. Or hold…
Democrats seek answers on FBI, Justice Dept. ousters, say purge may expand
WASHINGTON, D.C. (The Washington Post) — Top Senate Democrats on Monday tried to challenge major changes at the Justice Department and FBI, demanding to know whether…
A group of former U.S. spies opposes building a new casino near D.C.
WASHINGTON, D.C. (NPR) — More than 100 former spies and intelligence officers say foreign adversaries could take advantage of a new casino proposed in the Washington, D.C.…
As the Trump administration gathers names of recent hires, some are being asked to justify their jobs
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Government Executive) — Federal agencies across government are gathering and submitting lists of recent hires and, in some cases, asking those employees to…