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Congress passes bill to protect feds serving abroad
The law solidifies U.S jurisdiction over instances where a federal employee is hurt or killed while working abroad.
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Watchdogs call for protection of their temporary colleagues’ independence
Chair of the Council of Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency Alison Lerner said that current provisions for vacant posts, ‘undermine the IG’s independence and stakeholders’ confidence.’
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Draft appropriations bill would restart plans for new FBI headquarters
The current FBI headquarters has been determined to be insufficient for the agency’s needs for the past decade.
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Empty federal employment board gets one step closer to full membership
The Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee voted Oct. 6 to move forward on three nominations to the Merit Systems Protection Board.
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Trump’s unofficial advisors on VA had significant access, influence over policy: report
Newly released emails show a larger role for the men than previously reported.
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Former VA employee sentenced for hiding camera in restroom
The camera was disguised as a cell phone charger and was in use for nearly a month.
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Injuries are higher among nonpermanent postal employees
U.S. Postal Service employees in a non-career capacity get injured on the job 50 percent more often than permanent employees, a government watchdog found.
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Fed reviews ethics polices after prolific trading uncovered
The Federal Reserve said Thursday, Sept. 16, that it is reviewing its ethics policies governing senior officials’ financial holdings, in the wake of disclosures that two regional Fed presidents engaged in extensive trading last year.
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Man surrenders after claiming to have bomb near Capitol
A man sitting in a pickup truck outside the Library of Congress told police on Thursday that he had a bomb, prompting a massive law enforcement response.
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Whistleblower training at VA would be mandatory under new bill
The legislation aims to improve the means of exposing waste and fraud at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
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Congress passes bill to protect feds serving abroad
The law solidifies U.S jurisdiction over instances where a federal employee is hurt or killed while working abroad.
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Watchdogs call for protection of their temporary colleagues’ independence
Chair of the Council of Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency Alison Lerner said that current provisions for vacant posts, ‘undermine the IG’s independence and stakeholders’ confidence.’
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Draft appropriations bill would restart plans for new FBI headquarters
The current FBI headquarters has been determined to be insufficient for the agency’s needs for the past decade.
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Empty federal employment board gets one step closer to full membership
The Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee voted Oct. 6 to move forward on three nominations to the Merit Systems Protection Board.
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Trump’s unofficial advisors on VA had significant access, influence over policy: report
Newly released emails show a larger role for the men than previously reported.
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Former VA employee sentenced for hiding camera in restroom
The camera was disguised as a cell phone charger and was in use for nearly a month.
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Injuries are higher among nonpermanent postal employees
U.S. Postal Service employees in a non-career capacity get injured on the job 50 percent more often than permanent employees, a government watchdog found.
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Fed reviews ethics polices after prolific trading uncovered
The Federal Reserve said Thursday, Sept. 16, that it is reviewing its ethics policies governing senior officials’ financial holdings, in the wake of disclosures that two regional Fed presidents engaged in extensive trading last year.
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Man surrenders after claiming to have bomb near Capitol
A man sitting in a pickup truck outside the Library of Congress told police on Thursday that he had a bomb, prompting a massive law enforcement response.
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Whistleblower training at VA would be mandatory under new bill
The legislation aims to improve the means of exposing waste and fraud at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
-
Congress passes bill to protect feds serving abroad
The law solidifies U.S jurisdiction over instances where a federal employee is hurt or killed while working abroad.
-
Watchdogs call for protection of their temporary colleagues’ independence
Chair of the Council of Inspectors General on Integrity and Efficiency Alison Lerner said that current provisions for vacant posts, ‘undermine the IG’s independence and stakeholders’ confidence.’
-
Draft appropriations bill would restart plans for new FBI headquarters
The current FBI headquarters has been determined to be insufficient for the agency’s needs for the past decade.
-
Empty federal employment board gets one step closer to full membership
The Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee voted Oct. 6 to move forward on three nominations to the Merit Systems Protection Board.
-
Trump’s unofficial advisors on VA had significant access, influence over policy: report
Newly released emails show a larger role for the men than previously reported.
-
Former VA employee sentenced for hiding camera in restroom
The camera was disguised as a cell phone charger and was in use for nearly a month.
-
Injuries are higher among nonpermanent postal employees
U.S. Postal Service employees in a non-career capacity get injured on the job 50 percent more often than permanent employees, a government watchdog found.
-
Fed reviews ethics polices after prolific trading uncovered
The Federal Reserve said Thursday, Sept. 16, that it is reviewing its ethics policies governing senior officials’ financial holdings, in the wake of disclosures that two regional Fed presidents engaged in extensive trading last year.
-
Man surrenders after claiming to have bomb near Capitol
A man sitting in a pickup truck outside the Library of Congress told police on Thursday that he had a bomb, prompting a massive law enforcement response.
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Whistleblower training at VA would be mandatory under new bill
The legislation aims to improve the means of exposing waste and fraud at the Department of Veterans Affairs.
