Roughly a third of employees at federal offices gave their department a score of “D” or worse in 2023, according to a newly released analysis of the best and worst places to work in the federal government.

On Monday, the nonpartisan, nonprofit Partnership for Public Service released findings on employee morale at 532 federal agencies and agency components, revealing that while scores across the government had improved slightly since 2020, employees overall remained unhappy.

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