The updated FedScope will have new visuals, datasets and tools “tailored to answer the most frequently asked questions about ...

It’s too soon to see the full impacts of the Trump administration’s federal workforce reductions. But historical data show large swings in the last decade.

The U.S. Office of Personnel Management will upgrade the FedScope, a website that provides statistics of federal employment.

The announcement comes months after the removal of race and ethnicity data from the statistics about federal employees.

Detailed information on most executive-branch workers – 2,278,730 as of March 2024 – is available through OPM’s FedScope data portal. The rest of this analysis draws mostly from that database.

That includes 642,652 at the executive-branch agencies covered in FedScope and more than 70,000 at the Postal Service. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics , total federal employment in ...

FedScope does not include certain data, such as racial statistics, on its site because the software could narrow that information to an even greater extent.

FedScope does exclude a number of departments and agencies, including the majority of the legislative and judicial branches ...

Forecasting your office's future personnel needs can help you avoid a flood of vacancies. The retirement tsunami that was expected to hit the federal workforce this decade has not come ashore. But ...

Most federal employees in Wisconsin work for cabinet-level agencies as of March 2024, FedScope data shows. March 2024 was the most recent data available. Here's a deeper look at employees by agency: ...

To use FedScope, click here. What does Trump's return-to-work executive order say? The executive order, titled "Return to ...

FedScope does exclude a number of departments and agencies, including the majority of the legislative and judicial branches and the U.S. Postal Service, per the Congressional Research Service ...