Federal Agency News from around the Federal Government; keeping Federal Employees Updated on Trending Topics from Numerous Agencies
A government shutdown brings more than political drama — it also brings real financial stress to our Feds. When paychecks stop, but bills don’t, even a short disruption can stretch…
President Barack Obama (with help from Congress) launched the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau as part of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act of 2010. The goal? To…
On day one of his administration, President Donald Trump called for federal employees to return to the office, telling agency leaders to “take all necessary steps to terminate remote work…
At Serving Those Who Serve, we understand that facing a Reduction in Force (RIF) can be stressful, especially for federal employees who are concerned about their benefits, retirement, and long-term…
In January 2025, federal agencies were directed to end remote work, requiring their employees to return to the office full-time.
Across agencies, the mix of budget cuts, staffing limits, and political tension has created a level of uncertainty that’s hard to ignore. For many Feds, the idea of getting laid…
Thousands of federal employees have lost their federal jobs in the last few months due to reduction-in-force (RIFs), firing or elimination of job positions. Most of these employees are not…
Amid copious early retirement offers and the looming threat of a government-wide Reduction in Force (RIF), many federal employees are feeling uncertain about their future retirement options. Whether you're nearing…
In January 2025, President Trump issued an executive order requiring all federal employees to return to full-time, in-person work. Agencies must end remote work arrangements, though agency heads have some…
In this episode, Dan and Katelyn engage in a Q&A with Alan Lescht, founder and managing shareholder of Alan Lescht & Associates, P.C. As a DC employment attorney, Alan brings…