Federal Workers May Be Subject to Mass Layoffs as a Result of Possible Shutdown
September 30, 2025
As the federal government approaches a possible shutdown on October 1, 2025, the Office of Management and Budget has issued...
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IRS Targets 525,000 Federal Employees With “Urgent” Tax Notices, Raising Job-Security Fears
August 11, 2025
Mystery LT-36 letters arrive just as OPM proposes a rule to fire staff over unmet tax obligations, prompting attorneys to...
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OPM’s Online Retirement Application Goes Live, Ending Paper Filings for Most Feds
August 11, 2025
Digital system aims to cut retirement processing times and reduce OPM’s growing backlog. Washington, D.C., August 11, 2025 — The...
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VA Employees Gain New Rights to Appeal Repayment Orders
August 6, 2025
Office of Personnel Management finalizes rule offering VA workers a process to contest demands to return bonuses and relocation payments...
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Trump Creates Schedule G to Expand Political Appointments in Federal Agencies
August 6, 2025
New classification broadens noncareer roles Washington, D.C., July 28, 2025 — President Donald Trump issued an executive order on July...
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OPM Embraces Telework for Religious Accommodations Following Supreme Court’s Groff v. DeJoy Ruling
August 6, 2025
New guidance urges agencies to adopt a generous approach—allowing telework for observant federal employees unless denying it is justified by...
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