All posts tagged "Office of Personnel Management"
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From AI fears to public service strikes on pay: Global Government Forum’s top news stories of 2023After another busy year for public servants, these are some of GGF’s top news stories from the last 12 months This year was one where great expectations and anxieties around
- Posted December 26, 2023
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US federal government considers waiving incentive limits for new recruits; Canada warns officials of personal data breach: management & workforce news in briefGlobal Government Forum’s digest of the news you need to know but might have missed. OPM proposes giving agencies authority to waive incentive limits as part of recruitment drive The
- Posted November 23, 2023
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US revitalises federal employee support programmes to boost wellness and productivityThe US Office of Personnel Management has produced guidance outlining a standardised approach to employee wellness programmes across government. The aim is to encourage agencies to re-evaluate and enhance staff
- Posted May 30, 2023
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US government to ban use of salary history in federal job offersThe US government is set to prohibit the use of previous salary information in setting pay for federal employees as part of action to boost pay equity. The Office of
- Posted May 15, 2023
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US agencies to expand feds’ paid and unpaid leave opportunitiesPresident Biden has instructed agencies to expand paid and unpaid leave opportunities for federal staff, as part of his administration’s bid to make the US government a model employer. In
- Posted February 9, 2023
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Success metrics revealed for Biden’s management agenda; Malaysia PM says civil servants must be ‘catalyst for change’: workforce and management news in briefGlobal Government Forum’s weekly digest of the news you need to know but might have missed. Success metrics revealed for President Biden’s management agenda Senior US federal government officials have
- Posted December 15, 2022
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Job satisfaction of US federal officials falls, annual employee survey findsUS federal employees are significantly less satisfied in their jobs this year than in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic – and are particularly dissatisfied with pay, a major survey
- Posted December 6, 2022
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US federal government to appoint officials to 10-year ‘temporary’ jobsThe Biden administration is to press ahead with plans to allow the US federal government to appoint temporary officials for periods of up to a decade. This would more than
- Posted December 5, 2022
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Australian PM calls inquiry into ‘robodebt’ scandal; Philippines government to invest in climate change measures: policy & delivery news in briefGlobal Government Forum’s weekly digest of the news you need to know but might have missed. Australian PM calls inquiry into ‘robodebt’ scandal The Australian prime minister Anthony Albanese has
- Posted September 1, 2022
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US government personnel chief sets out progress on reform after Office of Personnel Management’s ‘disruptive history’The Office of Personnel Management (OPM) must work harder to turn itself into the US federal government’s strategic centre for human capital management, the agency’s director Kiran Ahuja recently said.
- Posted June 27, 2022
