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Office of Personnel Management staff page drops Glenn as agency CFO
A watchdog investigated Douglas Glenn over claims of misconduct while working at the Department of Defense.
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Bill seeks to build on skills-based hiring in federal sector
The measure builds on guidance from the Trump administration, which urged agencies to meet employment needs through non-traditional methods.
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A decade later, victory for foreign service workers with disabilities
A years-long battle to change medical clearances at the Foreign Service results in a win for more inclusive policy.
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House probes OPM over spending on federal health benefits program
A lack of consistent and enforced checks on eligibility have left the program vulnerable, GAO said.
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Dear newbie: Federal leaders share advice for incoming appointees
Starting a new role in the middle of a president’s term can be particularly tough for new appointees. This advice can help.
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Why a ban on abortion is always included in annual funding bills
In the end, at some point during closed-door negotiations, Hyde passed during final conference around the 2023 omnibus.
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Federal workers seek protections from sexual misconduct at prison
BOP corrections staff say these cases exacerbate longstanding understaffing problems.
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White House memo establishes labor advisers on federal contracts
The goal is for labor advisers to help agencies avoid employment violations.
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How a Republican-run House could affect federal teleworking
Since pandemic-era restrictions loosened, Republicans have expressed concerns about long-term teleworking.
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What the Secure 2.0 Act means for your federal retirement planning
The Secure 2.0 Act passed as part of the $1.7 trillion 2023 omnibus spending bill on Dec. 29.
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Office of Personnel Management staff page drops Glenn as agency CFO
A watchdog investigated Douglas Glenn over claims of misconduct while working at the Department of Defense.
-
Bill seeks to build on skills-based hiring in federal sector
The measure builds on guidance from the Trump administration, which urged agencies to meet employment needs through non-traditional methods.
-
A decade later, victory for foreign service workers with disabilities
A years-long battle to change medical clearances at the Foreign Service results in a win for more inclusive policy.
-
House probes OPM over spending on federal health benefits program
A lack of consistent and enforced checks on eligibility have left the program vulnerable, GAO said.
-
Dear newbie: Federal leaders share advice for incoming appointees
Starting a new role in the middle of a president’s term can be particularly tough for new appointees. This advice can help.
-
Why a ban on abortion is always included in annual funding bills
In the end, at some point during closed-door negotiations, Hyde passed during final conference around the 2023 omnibus.
-
Federal workers seek protections from sexual misconduct at prison
BOP corrections staff say these cases exacerbate longstanding understaffing problems.
-
White House memo establishes labor advisers on federal contracts
The goal is for labor advisers to help agencies avoid employment violations.
-
How a Republican-run House could affect federal teleworking
Since pandemic-era restrictions loosened, Republicans have expressed concerns about long-term teleworking.
-
What the Secure 2.0 Act means for your federal retirement planning
The Secure 2.0 Act passed as part of the $1.7 trillion 2023 omnibus spending bill on Dec. 29.
-
Office of Personnel Management staff page drops Glenn as agency CFO
A watchdog investigated Douglas Glenn over claims of misconduct while working at the Department of Defense.
-
Bill seeks to build on skills-based hiring in federal sector
The measure builds on guidance from the Trump administration, which urged agencies to meet employment needs through non-traditional methods.
-
A decade later, victory for foreign service workers with disabilities
A years-long battle to change medical clearances at the Foreign Service results in a win for more inclusive policy.
-
House probes OPM over spending on federal health benefits program
A lack of consistent and enforced checks on eligibility have left the program vulnerable, GAO said.
-
Dear newbie: Federal leaders share advice for incoming appointees
Starting a new role in the middle of a president’s term can be particularly tough for new appointees. This advice can help.
-
Why a ban on abortion is always included in annual funding bills
In the end, at some point during closed-door negotiations, Hyde passed during final conference around the 2023 omnibus.
-
Federal workers seek protections from sexual misconduct at prison
BOP corrections staff say these cases exacerbate longstanding understaffing problems.
-
White House memo establishes labor advisers on federal contracts
The goal is for labor advisers to help agencies avoid employment violations.
-
How a Republican-run House could affect federal teleworking
Since pandemic-era restrictions loosened, Republicans have expressed concerns about long-term teleworking.
-
What the Secure 2.0 Act means for your federal retirement planning
The Secure 2.0 Act passed as part of the $1.7 trillion 2023 omnibus spending bill on Dec. 29.
