Beyond the Job Offer: Enhancing Federal Retention for Military Spouses
Military spouses face unique employment challenges that federal agencies must understand, allow for, and help people overcome.
Military spouses face unique employment challenges that federal agencies must understand, allow for, and help people overcome.
There are actionable ways for federal leaders to support military spouses and enhance their well-being in the federal workplace. Here are steps leaders can take.
Ageism in the workplace is far too prevalent. Learn why age-related myths have taken hold, and explore practical tips for combatting age bias at work.
By integrating diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility (DEIA) principles into employee performance reviews, public-sector agencies can improve workplace culture and effectiveness.
March 1 is National Employee Appreciation Day. Here are a few tips and resources to get you started recognizing your colleagues.
How do you build a skills-based organization? Choose candidates for their learning potential, and then develop it. Here are some tips.
Ensuring accessibility should be a priority for every stakeholder involved in government technology development, operation and maintenance. A new federal memorandum highlights what’s required — so the American Dream is attainable for everyone, regardless of their physical ability.
Military families face unique economic and employment challenges, but newly signed Executive Order 14100 can address those obstacles effectively.
The one-page resume, once the standard format for job seekers, is no longer the preferred format. The rules today are much more adaptable.
Agencies need workers. They can respond by embracing a more human approach to the job posting process.