Military spouses say they rely on the federal government for jobs. When mass firings started, their families were dealt an especially hard blow.

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Rules that had prevented some military spouses from holding jobs while stationed overseas have been relaxed, a parting gift ...

Impact on Family Life: The abrupt termination has not just impacted Kira’s career aspirations but also affected her family dynamics. As they prepare to move to California, the uncertainty looms large ...

Some military spouses who work in the federal government were notified by their respective agencies this week their remote work exceptions were being rescinded, despite them being granted just days or ...

Even her MBA didn’t guarantee work. She was knocking on doors and getting nowhere. “When you’re a military spouse, you’re moving every two to three years, so finding that network is really ...

Of employed military spouses, 27% work for the federal government ... An employee said she'd get a federal government job, no problem. And Ramsey, 27, did get a job. On February 25 she received ...

Of employed military spouses, 27% work for the federal government, compared to 2% of Americans. When Cassandra Ramsey first arrived at a US Army base in Wiesbaden, Germany, in October, she met with ...