- Eric Yoder
Eric Yoder is a veteran Washington journalist who has written about government, business, law, sports and other topics. He has reported (and researched) for The Washington Post since 2000, concentrating on federal employee issues, the budget and other government policies. He also is the award-winning author of three books of short mysteries for children.
Threats and attacks against public lands employees rise
Increase in danger partly attributed to use of lands for purposes related to illegal drugs.
Army exempts some training from hiring freeze
Employees who leave their jobs for developmental programs can be rehired.
Second IRS closing day coming tomorrow
Most services will be unavailable as tax agency carries out second sequestration-caused furlough day.
'Phased retirement' policy for federal workers unveiled
Retirement-eligible federal workers could switch to a hybrid of work and retirement under proposed rules.
- Federal agencies, employees told to prepare for storm season
- White House again calls for federal employee raise
- Army cautions about outside employment during furloughs
- Federal law prevails in employee life insurance dispute
- EPA cuts projected number of furlough days
- House bill would require detailing of union business during work time
- House spending bills neutral on 2014 federal pay raise
- Closer scrutiny of official time sought
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