Thursday, September 17, 2026Vol. XII · No. 214

Government

OPM cements major shift in federal employee appeals, RIF processes

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OPM cements major shift in federal employee appeals, RIF processes
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Learn more Upcoming Events Past Events Advertise Federal News Network Technology News Read now Advertise with Us FBI investigates North Korean remote workers 99% of commenters opposed the Trump administration's plan to shift the power for deciding RIF appeals internally to OPM, rather than externally at MSPB. The Trump administration has finalized a major overhaul to federal employees’ avenues for disputing adverse actions, while also revising how agencies prioritize which employees to retain — or remove — during reductions in force.


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