Q&A: How to Get Unstuck in Your Career Journey
We spoke with the president of Federally Employed Women (FEW) on achieving career clarity, building a professional network when you find it difficult and more.
Posts Tagged: FEW
Diversity is the Theme of This Year’s FEW Conference. Here’s Why.
Why is diversity important? As organizations prioritize diversity and inclusion, they often see corresponding improvements in company culture.
Elevating Many Through Federally Employed Women (FEW)
Federal Employed Women (FEW) is hosting a conference this year aligned with its mission of promoting women’s equality in the federal workforce. Now in its 50th year, the organization continues to advocate for the rights of women through trainings and events.
Powering Up Your Government Career
Powering up your government career means knowing you own your career journey and taking charge of it. Using the 5Ps can help you get to where you want.
10 Things Managers Must Know About EEO Law
Do you know how Equal Employment Opportunity (EEO) fits into your responsibilities as a federal manager? If not, here are 10 things you must know.
50 Years of FEW: Insights from the 2018 National President
GovLoop had the opportunity to sit down with the National President to hear about FEW’s 50 year legacy and thoughts on the future.
The Power of Being Assertive
There’s no shortage of advice and articles detailing how you can be more assertive as a woman in the workplace. Learn these tips from FEW.
Federally Employed Women: Soaring to New Heights
Federally Employed Women is a nonprofit advocacy group dedicated to women employed by the federal government. Here’s what the future looks like for them.
Federally Employed Women: Why You Should Attend the National Training Program
FEW has worked to ensure federal agencies do not discriminate against their female employees since starting nearly five decades ago.
Federally Employed Women: Paving the Way for Equal Opportunity
While there are protections in place, discrimination in the federal workforce continues to be a major issue. Thankfully, organizations like FEW work to prevent non-compliance and help women and minorities attain equal opportunities.