President Donald Trump extended the federal government’s hiring freeze to July 15 in a memorandum signed Thursday. “No ...

According to a White House fact sheet on the memorandum, if the hiring freeze is not extended and expires on July 15, ...

President Trump extends the hiring freeze for federal civilian positions until July 15. Discover the implications of this ...

In a memo issued Thursday, Trump directed that the pause on hiring continue through July 15. The federal hiring freeze ...

Agencies will only be able to hire one employee for every four employees who leave, following the end of a hiring freeze that’s now extended to July 15.

More cuts to the federal workforce came Thursday night and the Trump administration also says it won't be hiring any new workers anytime soon.

The status update was filed hours after a federal court of appeals, issuing a scathing order, denied efforts to appeal the ...

Capital One's planned $35.3 billion acquisition of a rival credit card company, Discover, was approved by two regulators, ...

The US Army Corp of Engineers says it won’t be able to hire summer rangers this year because of a federal hiring freeze.

After weeks of weather whiplash, bouncing between winterlike chill and brief teases of spring, residents across the Northeast ...

Now, White House officials are claiming that the letter—who they say was sent by the acting general counsel of the Department ...

The Pathways Program reformed how agencies recruit the next generation of federal employees. But challenges and uncertainties ...