USPS offers early outs, buyoutsMay 10, 2012

The U.S. Postal Service said it would offer buyouts and early outs to the nation’s 21,000 postmasters.

Postal officials say Senate bill is insufficientMay 04, 2012

Senators ask for postponement of planned postal closuresMay 02, 2012

Senate passes postal reform billApr 26, 2012

Federal inspectors, others spark broader public scrutiny of USDA reform effortApr 23, 2012

Senator counting on House postal reform billMay 14, 2012

Now that the Senate has passed a postal reform bill, it’s up to the House to make a move. And at least one member of the Senate is putting pressure on House lawmakers to get their act in gear.

‘Brain drain’ enhances chances for Baby Boomers’ post-retirement employmentApr 10, 2012

Worried about the bills?Feb 29, 2012

Retirement—is it time to run for the hills?Dec 13, 2011

Cutting back on vetsNov 10, 2011

Postal debate resumesApr 23, 2012

While members of the Senate who are leading the charge to reform the U.S. Postal Service last week began debate on a retooled draft of what they call “a reasonable and bipartisan postal reform bill,” that legislation still falls short in the eyes of postal unions.

Postal groups use break to mobilize in legislative battleApr 09, 2012

House passes GOP budgetApr 09, 2012

Moving toward an improved SESApr 09, 2012

More buyouts, early outs at Air ForceApr 02, 2012

Chapter 10, Section 1: Office of Personnel Management

The Office of Personnel Management (OPM), the federal government's central human resources agency, is an independent agency within the Executive Branch. Its director and deputy director are appointed by the president and confirmed by the Senate.

Chapter 10, Section 2: Equal Employment Opportunity Commission

Chapter 10, Section 3: Merit Systems Protection Board

Chapter 10, Section 4: Office of Special Counsel

Chapter 10, Section 7: Alternative Dispute Resolution and Settlements