The U.S. Agriculture Department has kicked off its search for a full-time deputy chief information officer for operations and infrastructure. USDAÂ said in a USAJobs notice that the position is designated as a
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Many job seekers continue to apply for federal civilian jobs in spite of recent furloughs, pay freezes and the partial government shutdown, the Washington Post reported Monday. Annys Shin writes the Office
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Federal government employment in the region’s suburbs increased 26.7 percent between 1990 and 2013, the Washington Business Journal reported Thursday. Michael Neibauer writes a new report from the city’s chief financial officer
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The Postal Service’s financial woes, including massive losses and a warning that it could go broke, have led to calls for reform of the independent corporation. Postmaster General Patrick Donahoe told the
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The Office of Personnel Management is transitioning its USAJOBS employment search portal to version 3.0, the agency announced Friday. USAJOBS 3.0 is scheduled to roll out between Oct. 6-12. Search and apply
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President Obama issued a Presidential Memorandum Wednesday directing departments and agencies to identify high impact, job-creating infrastructure projects and expedite them through the permit process in order to speed job creation. The
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The two-year eligibility limitation for noncompetitive hiring of spouses of certain deceased or disabled veterans has been eliminated, the Office of Personnel Management announced Wednesday. The military spouse hiring authority, effective Sept.
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The financially strapped U.S. Postal Service sounded the alarm bell again Thursday with a stark warning from its No. 2 leader: it could be broke in a year. Deputy Postmaster General Ron
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An Office of Personnel Management official apologized Thursday for a computer glitch that caused nearly 70,000 job applicants to lose some or all of their data. FierceGovernmentIT reports a four-day IT outage
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The U.S. Postal Service’s financial woes, including an $8 billion loss and the threat of default in September, have led to calls for Congress to help. The Postal Service made an additional
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