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A rundown on the whistleblowing process in the federal government
02/13/2025As part of its Federal Employee Explainer Series, the Partnership for Public Service hosted a webinar on whistleblower process and…
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Your rights as a federal employee: Due process, adverse actions and union representation
02/12/2025The Partnership for Public Service launched a webinar series to address critical issues facing the civil service and answer frequently asked questions…
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Insights on deferred resignations, probationary periods, reductions in force and reassignments in the federal government
02/11/2025The second webinar in the Partnership’s Federal Employee Explainer Series addresses federal employees’ questions about how recent presidential actions related…
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Understanding the latest executive orders impacting federal employees
02/04/2025The Partnership for Public Service launched a webinar series to address critical issues facing the civil service and answer frequently…
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How to evolve federal performance management—and what's possible right now
10/30/2024This time of year brings cooler weather, changing leaves, planning for upcoming holidays— and, for many, the annual performance review process. Good performance management…
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Not too different: Almost one-half of Americans say people like them work in the federal government
09/26/2024The demographics of the 2 million civil servants who work in the federal workforce are fairly representative of the country…
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Breaking down the recent memo on improving the federal hiring process
09/25/2024On Aug. 14, the Office of Management and Budget and the Office of Personnel Management issued a long-anticipated joint memo…
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Recent trends in quits and retirements in the federal workforce
09/04/2024The Partnership for Public Service recently examined attrition in the federal workforce over a five year period, from fiscal 2019 to fiscal 2023. The…
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Partnership research unveils latest federal workforce trends in two mission-support fields
08/21/2024Federal information technology and human resources employees are critical to ensuring our government has the talent and tools it needs to effectively serve the public.
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Two-thirds of the public sees a job in the federal government as a good way to serve their community
07/29/2024A national survey conducted by the Partnership for Public Service in the spring of 2024 found that 65% of U.S. adults agree that “working…