For federal employees, the Federal Flexible Spending Account Program (FSAFEDS) is one of the simplest ways to put more money in the bank each year. Although there are different types of FSAs, the basic concept is the same: You can pay for certain types of qualified expenses using pre-tax dollars, that is, using money deductedRead… Read more »
Federal agencies looking to retain and attract talent know that they need to lean hard on their ability to offer good benefits as part of the overall compensation package. But the traditional benefits portfolio might not be enough. A new survey, conducted from May to June 2021, shows the extent to which increased flexibility inRead… Read more »
While matching private sector pay can be tough, agencies can improve their ability to recruit and retain talent by providing more flexibility in benefits.
Government legacy systems, some of which were developed decades ago, weren’t built to maximize employee engagement.
There are plenty of persistent rumors and myths about the new vaccine mandate. We’re breaking down answers to some key questions from federal workers.
Agencies have a rare opportunity to finally raze bureaucratic silos, reroute workflows, create more dynamic channels of communication, and more.
Operational technology (OT) systems manage a wide range of industrial control systems that are targets of terrorists and saboteurs.
The pandemic forced many changes, including government reconsidering the way it handles training. For one, in-person training quickly shifted online.
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Without the right tools, conflict resolution can be as fraught as the dispute itself. What’s more, working things out is about way more than a productive conversation. It involves body language as much as spoken words, although those matter, especially the tone in which they’re said, according to Kevin Coleman, an Empowerment Coach and GeneralRead… Read more »