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Winners of federal workforce Presidential Rank Awards get cash bonuses
The award is one of the highest and most prestigious given to career federal employees who have climbed the ranks into the Senior Executive Service.
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How federal agencies can get Gen Z to join and Gen X to stay
The federal government knows it has a recruitment challenge when it comes to preparing for the ever-looming wave of retirements.
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US Savings Bond program plagued by understaffing as demand soars
Sen. Tim Kaine’s office confirmed it has heard from Virginians on the issue. Rep. Gerry Connolly’s office said it has fielded about half a dozen calls.
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Why don’t federal health plans cover more infertility treatments?
Many private employers offered coverage for IVF treatment, including WalMart, Starbucks and Microsoft, but not the government.
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White House urged to fix ‘pay compression’ at federal agencies
Salary caps at the highest levels of the GS scale are preventing many senior managers from receiving adjustments they would otherwise be entitled to.
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White House taps tech funds to upgrade AbilityOne procurement list
AbilityOne is one of the largest sources of federal employment in the U.S. for those who are blind or have disabilities.
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A guide to 2023 open enrollment season for federal health benefits
As you’re making lists for Thanksgiving groceries and holiday gifts, don’t forget the shopping spree that begins Nov. 14.
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Federal agency routers may be vulnerable to cyber attack, survey shows
The U.S. was the country most severely affected by cybercrime in terms of financial damage.
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Federal agencies defer needed building repairs, driving up costs
Deferred repair costs among civilian agencies ballooned to $76 billion in 2021 from $51 billion in 2017, according to GAO.
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John Hancock’s FedPoint wins extension of contract to manage Benefeds
The contract, awarded after a competitive bidding process, will begin on Jan. 1.
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Winners of federal workforce Presidential Rank Awards get cash bonuses
The award is one of the highest and most prestigious given to career federal employees who have climbed the ranks into the Senior Executive Service.
-
How federal agencies can get Gen Z to join and Gen X to stay
The federal government knows it has a recruitment challenge when it comes to preparing for the ever-looming wave of retirements.
-
US Savings Bond program plagued by understaffing as demand soars
Sen. Tim Kaine’s office confirmed it has heard from Virginians on the issue. Rep. Gerry Connolly’s office said it has fielded about half a dozen calls.
-
Why don’t federal health plans cover more infertility treatments?
Many private employers offered coverage for IVF treatment, including WalMart, Starbucks and Microsoft, but not the government.
-
White House urged to fix ‘pay compression’ at federal agencies
Salary caps at the highest levels of the GS scale are preventing many senior managers from receiving adjustments they would otherwise be entitled to.
-
White House taps tech funds to upgrade AbilityOne procurement list
AbilityOne is one of the largest sources of federal employment in the U.S. for those who are blind or have disabilities.
-
A guide to 2023 open enrollment season for federal health benefits
As you’re making lists for Thanksgiving groceries and holiday gifts, don’t forget the shopping spree that begins Nov. 14.
-
Federal agency routers may be vulnerable to cyber attack, survey shows
The U.S. was the country most severely affected by cybercrime in terms of financial damage.
-
Federal agencies defer needed building repairs, driving up costs
Deferred repair costs among civilian agencies ballooned to $76 billion in 2021 from $51 billion in 2017, according to GAO.
-
John Hancock’s FedPoint wins extension of contract to manage Benefeds
The contract, awarded after a competitive bidding process, will begin on Jan. 1.
-
Winners of federal workforce Presidential Rank Awards get cash bonuses
The award is one of the highest and most prestigious given to career federal employees who have climbed the ranks into the Senior Executive Service.
-
How federal agencies can get Gen Z to join and Gen X to stay
The federal government knows it has a recruitment challenge when it comes to preparing for the ever-looming wave of retirements.
-
US Savings Bond program plagued by understaffing as demand soars
Sen. Tim Kaine’s office confirmed it has heard from Virginians on the issue. Rep. Gerry Connolly’s office said it has fielded about half a dozen calls.
-
Why don’t federal health plans cover more infertility treatments?
Many private employers offered coverage for IVF treatment, including WalMart, Starbucks and Microsoft, but not the government.
-
White House urged to fix ‘pay compression’ at federal agencies
Salary caps at the highest levels of the GS scale are preventing many senior managers from receiving adjustments they would otherwise be entitled to.
-
White House taps tech funds to upgrade AbilityOne procurement list
AbilityOne is one of the largest sources of federal employment in the U.S. for those who are blind or have disabilities.
-
A guide to 2023 open enrollment season for federal health benefits
As you’re making lists for Thanksgiving groceries and holiday gifts, don’t forget the shopping spree that begins Nov. 14.
-
Federal agency routers may be vulnerable to cyber attack, survey shows
The U.S. was the country most severely affected by cybercrime in terms of financial damage.
-
Federal agencies defer needed building repairs, driving up costs
Deferred repair costs among civilian agencies ballooned to $76 billion in 2021 from $51 billion in 2017, according to GAO.
-
John Hancock’s FedPoint wins extension of contract to manage Benefeds
The contract, awarded after a competitive bidding process, will begin on Jan. 1.
