Agencies Tell Federal Workers to Prepare for Return as Shutdown Vote Nears
Health and Human Services directed its employees to plan to report to work on Thursday morning if legislation to fund the ...
Federal agencies tell staff to return to work Thursday as government reopens
The Republican-controlled House on Wednesday night approved legislation in a 222 to 209 vote to reopen the government after ...
Government shutdown now over as federal agencies reopen and employees return to work
The government is starting to reopen after President Trump signed a bill to fund the government through Jan. 30.
When will federal workers get paid once the government reopens?
Hundreds of thousands of federal workers have been furloughed or working without pay since the government shut down on Oct. 1. Now, as Congress races toward a resolution to the record-breaking ...
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RTO or resignation? Why Paramount, JPMorgan Chase and others are taking a hard line on in-office work
Paramount Skydance recently shelled out $185 million to employees who voluntary left after the company's RTO mandate.
Federal staffers head back to work, Trump's targets challenge U.S. prosecutor in court
Federal employees head back to work after Congress ended the shutdown and James Comey and Letitia James challenge a U.S.
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Federal workers return after record-breaking government shutdown: "Hope it won't happen again"
Roads and sidewalks in DC were again clogged as thousands of federal employees came back to work Thursday after the ...
The longest government shutdown is now over. Here’s what’s next for federal workers in Philly and elsewhere.
The Office of Personnel Management said they are "committed to ensuring that retroactive pay is provided as soon as possible" ...
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Tentative Senate deal reaffirms back pay, reverses RIFs for federal employees
Back pay for federal employees and a reversal of recent reductions-in-force are both included in the Senate’s initial agreement toward ending the shutdown.
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Federal employees are reporting major workplace disruptions at nearly triple the national average
In a year of sweeping workforce overhauls, federal employees are reporting high levels of disruption, and low levels of engagement, new data from Gallup shows.