OPM issues carve-out to preserve remote-work agreements for federal workers married to active-duty military members.

Federal workers who are spouses of some military and Foreign Service members are exempt from return to office policies, the ...

The United States Department of Defense (DOD) says President Donald Trump has ordered federal employees who have been working ...

Going forward, MOAA will: Work with legislators to amend the language of the Support Military Families Act to codify ...

The Trump administration’s swift, sweeping cuts to the federal workforce is set to derail the livelihoods of potentially ...

The new memo clarifies a footnote in a Jan. 27 Office of Management and Budget announcement that said agencies should ...

All federally employed spouses of military and Foreign Service members who work remotely are “categorically exempt” from ...

Military spouses working for the federal government will not have to return to in-office work, under a specific exemption ...

Donald Trump ordered federal employees back to offices but exempted military spouses, allowing them to continue remote work ...

Military families sought exemption from the directive as the blunt exercise of power proved uniquely disruptive for federal ...

Spouses of active-duty service members and overseas foreign service officers are exempt from return to the office mandates, OPM said.

Presidential order coupled with deferred-resignation offer and hiring freeze created a perfect storm of stress.