A pair of senators wants to make it easier for agencies to get user feedback on their customer service.
The revised IT modernization bill will cost $500 million to implement, according to the Congressional Budget Office.
Inspectors general report that the hiring freeze negatively affected their operations and raised concerns that proposed budget cuts could jeopardize their ability to conduct oversight.
Hiring flexibility and attracting younger workers are key goals in workforce legislation set to be introduced in the Senate.
The General Services Administration is reviewing changes to reporting rules to make them more palatable to industry.
A new accountability bill would make it easier for leaders at the Department of Veterans Affairs to fire problem employees.
Why some senators and private sector players think big changes are needed in the U.S. approach to cybersecurity.
Politics aside, what does the firing of FBI Director James Comey mean for the future of cybersecurity law enforcement and the debate over commercial encryption?
A federal court invalidated part of a 2014 law that makes it easier to fire VA workers, and the agency wants a replacement from Congress.
As the Census Bureau stares down a critical and jam-packed 2017 schedule, Director John Thompson announced his retirement, effective June 30.
The head of U.S. Cyber Command told senators that the Trump administration is looking to speed up the tempo of cyber operations.
Concerns about the Trump administration's plans for the 2018 budget and slow pace of appointments are showing up in contractor earnings calls.