OPM's shutdown guidance also added a section stating that performance-based adverse actions against employees are allowed in ...

While the OPM stated that separate systems holding payroll or retirement data weren’t impacted, the sheer volume and sensitivity of the stolen information posed significant risks, including identity ...

The Office of Personnel Management announced that changes to the performance appraisal system for senior government personnel will be implemented next year. The changes, which were announced in a memo ...

To help federal agencies operate like modern high-performance organizations requires an understanding of their current barriers and an importance placed on the workforce's value.

The General Services Administration Assisted Acquisition Services has released a request for information and market assessment discussion notice on behalf of the Office of Personnel Management to ...

The Office of Personnel Management has released the final solicitation for its government-wide human resources IT modernization contract. Proposals are due Oct. 31 and OPM is taking questions on the ...

Scott Kupor said he won’t be taking orders from DOGE, though he’s “happy to partner with people” that are helpful to his overall goals for the agency. The new, Senate-confirmed head of the Office of ...

In a list of the Office of Personnel Management director’s priorities for the federal workforce, technology is “number one, two and three.” “We have a real, acute shortage of people who have what I ...

The White House's workforce modernization push faces delays as the Office of Personnel Management likely will return to a more traditional procurement approach. The Office of Personnel Management’s ...

The Office of Personnel Management's declaration that the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) is officially dissolved marks a rare, sweeping reset of a federal entity that was created to ...

Scott Kupor was the first employee at Andreessen Horowitz, hired back when it was just a couple tech vets hoping to raise a few hundred million dollars and never take board seats. He'd spend the next ...