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1 day ago · The 2023 rankings include 532 federal agencies and agency subcomponents, the most in the history of the rankings. Of the 73 agencies included in this year’s rankings, 49 registered increases or held steady in their Best Places to Work scores compared with 2022. Among the 459 subcomponents, 303 improved or held steady.
5 days ago · The Government Accountability Office yet again remained the top agency in that category for the fourth year in a row. Small agencies. A new entrant fought their way to the top spot among agencies ...
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5 days ago · After a couple years of uncertainty, satisfaction among federal employees is beginning to rise at many agencies.. In a preview of the latest Best Places to Work in the Federal Government rankings, out of the top 10 agencies in each of the four categories — large, midsize and small agencies, as well as agency subcomponents — prioritizing employee engagement was the common thread, the ...
1 day ago · Of the 17 large government agencies, the Department of Homeland Security was the most improved, with a nearly 6-percentage-point increase, though still finishing with a “D-” rating of 60.8.
5 days ago · The Best Places to Work in the Federal Government rankings, produced by the Partnership for Public Service and BCG, offer the most comprehensive assessment of how federal public servants view ...
5 days ago · WASHINGTON – Today, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) announced that it was ranked as 7 of the top 10 best midsize agencies to work in the federal government in 2023, with a score of 76.9, up slightly from 76.6 in 2022. “The SBA's strength lies in its people.
1 day ago · The 2023 Best Places to Work in the Federal Government ® index score increased by 2.3 points over 2022, going from 63.4 out of 100 in 2022 to 65.7 out of 100 in 2023 which is an overall increase from last year in how federal employees view their agencies and jobs.
