While the Office of Personnel Management’s system for submitting federal background checks is temporarily offline for security upgrades, the office announced that in the meantime government employees ...

The Office of Personnel Management will continue using a job application form it had considered removing from USAJobs, but the agency has asked for comment on whether the form imposes too great a ...

Federal workers and government contractors can now file security clearance forms electronically, the Office of Personnel Management announced Thursday. The electronic filing system, developed by OPM ...

WASHINGTON--Hackers who broke into the U.S. Office of Personnel Management’s computer network had access to 19.7 million background investigation forms, people familiar with the matter said, ...

The Office of Personnel Management has launched a website so people who may be victims of the agency’s massive cyber breach detected earlier this year can check whether their personal information was ...

FORT SAM HOUSTON, Texas -- An automated form developed practically overnight by a human resources specialist here in a search of a more intuitive tool to track performance planning and the appraisal ...

In the fall of 2019, I toured the Office of Personnel Management’s (OPM) Retirement Operations Center—known as the “ROC”—located 220 feet underground in a former limestone mine north of Pittsburgh, ...

WASHINGTON—The spoils of hacking the U.S. government became clearer Thursday: more than 21 million Social Security numbers, 1.1 million fingerprint records, and 19.7 million forms with data like ...

The Electronic Personnel Action Form (EPAF) is an administrative functionality for paperless personnel transactions. The EPAFS enable the University to achieve our goal to process personnel actions ...

The U.S. Office of Personnel Management announced on Thursday that sensitive information including Social Security numbers for 21.5 million people was among the data stolen in a hack of its computer ...

The Trump administration is “trying to move towards a performance-based culture” in the federal workforce, OPM Director Scott Kupor told Federal News Network.

WASHINGTON — The director of the Office of Personnel Management said Tuesday she doesn't believe anyone at her agency is personally responsible for allowing the massive hack attack that has exposed ...