Management
Workers skeptical of team efforts in OPM competition
Mailroom workers with jobs on the line in a small public-private competition at OPM said Monday they feel agency managers have prevented them from putting their best foot forward.
News
Agency affirms it will review claims of anti-gay bias
The Office of Special Counsel has decided to continue accepting complaints of sexual orientation discrimination from federal employees.
News
Whistleblower agency attacks case backlog
The Office of Special Counsel has launched an aggressive effort to cut the backlog of federal whistleblower complaints, the agency's chief said Thursday.
News
New policy would broaden drug-testing methods
Under a proposed new policy, agencies could screen hair, saliva or sweat samples from federal employees for signs of drug use, instead of relying solely on urine tests.
Management
Agencies skirting job competition rules, union charges
Union officials accuse three agencies of violating OMB rules by outsourcing government jobs without giving federal employees a chance to compete for the work.
News
Forest Service turns down employee outsourcing appeal
The Forest Service has ruled against California mechanics appealing an agency decision to outsource fleet maintenance work.
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