White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt has reignited a debate over the motivations behind the mass firing of federal ...

Widespread confusion and fear rippled through the federal workforce Thursday as federal agencies faced a key deadline in ...

President Donald Trump's mass firings of permanent federal employees have already begun and are expected to accelerate over the next few weeks with tens of thousands more employees terminated. But the ...

President Trump has made large scale changes to the federal workforce even before receiving mass layoff plans from federal agencies due Thursday.

Health care: Furloughed federal workers will maintain their coverage under the Federal Employees Health Benefits Program ...

The Merit System Protections Board usually receives about 100 cases every week. In the last week of February, it received ...

The Trump administration's update to the guidance comes after a federal judge ruled last week that OPM's communications on probationary employees were illegal.

A federal judge temporarily halted the firings, deeming the OPM's actions likely unlawful. Terminated employees, some with exemplary records, express concern over the "poor performance" reason ...

have abruptly terminated tens of thousands of probationary federal government employees. Terminated employees have taken issue with references to "poor job performance" in dismissal letters ...

The newly released requirements for agencies to move forward with mass cuts to the federal work ... “RIF” registry where employees are ranked by their service, performance ratings and whether ...