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Telework can aid understaffed Social Security Administration: union
Resignations unrelated to retirement at the agency surged 274% from fiscal 2017 to 2022.
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Veterans Affairs, union reach agreement on labor contract
AFGE represents roughly 291,000 VA employees and nearly 80% of all VA public servants are bargaining union employees.
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Veterans get protections from retaliation at government agencies
Over the years, the courts have debated whether USERRA protects veterans against workplace harassment.
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Why is the FBI headquarters moving outside DC?
In September, the General Services Administration said it will come to a decision about the future site in “coming months.”
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Is Emancipation Day a federal holiday?
More than 150 years later, the District celebrates Emancipation Day every spring with live music, parades and fireworks.
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Error delays monthly housing payments for GI Bill students
Stipends expected to reach students’ bank accounts on Friday will instead take several more days to process, officials warned.
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Federal agents reflect on House’s ‘troubling’ weaponization committees
Democratic and GOP members of Congress sparred on the scope and intent of the very first hearing and on the Twitter files during the second.
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Is your agency among the 10 best places to work in government?
As the highly anticipated rankings come out for 2022, agencies are still grappling with stabilizing their workforces post-pandemic.
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Dept. of Veterans Affairs, union spar over staffing
VA officials said hiring and retention levels are at record highs, but workers groups say even more staff is needed to keep up.
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Federal cyber workers can soon rotate among government agencies
The program will allow for agencies to “borrow” federal employees who specialize in cyber and allow them to work in temporary stints at a neighbor agency.
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Telework can aid understaffed Social Security Administration: union
Resignations unrelated to retirement at the agency surged 274% from fiscal 2017 to 2022.
-
Veterans Affairs, union reach agreement on labor contract
AFGE represents roughly 291,000 VA employees and nearly 80% of all VA public servants are bargaining union employees.
-
Veterans get protections from retaliation at government agencies
Over the years, the courts have debated whether USERRA protects veterans against workplace harassment.
-
Why is the FBI headquarters moving outside DC?
In September, the General Services Administration said it will come to a decision about the future site in “coming months.”
-
Is Emancipation Day a federal holiday?
More than 150 years later, the District celebrates Emancipation Day every spring with live music, parades and fireworks.
-
Error delays monthly housing payments for GI Bill students
Stipends expected to reach students’ bank accounts on Friday will instead take several more days to process, officials warned.
-
Federal agents reflect on House’s ‘troubling’ weaponization committees
Democratic and GOP members of Congress sparred on the scope and intent of the very first hearing and on the Twitter files during the second.
-
Is your agency among the 10 best places to work in government?
As the highly anticipated rankings come out for 2022, agencies are still grappling with stabilizing their workforces post-pandemic.
-
Dept. of Veterans Affairs, union spar over staffing
VA officials said hiring and retention levels are at record highs, but workers groups say even more staff is needed to keep up.
-
Federal cyber workers can soon rotate among government agencies
The program will allow for agencies to “borrow” federal employees who specialize in cyber and allow them to work in temporary stints at a neighbor agency.
-
Telework can aid understaffed Social Security Administration: union
Resignations unrelated to retirement at the agency surged 274% from fiscal 2017 to 2022.
-
Veterans Affairs, union reach agreement on labor contract
AFGE represents roughly 291,000 VA employees and nearly 80% of all VA public servants are bargaining union employees.
-
Veterans get protections from retaliation at government agencies
Over the years, the courts have debated whether USERRA protects veterans against workplace harassment.
-
Why is the FBI headquarters moving outside DC?
In September, the General Services Administration said it will come to a decision about the future site in “coming months.”
-
Is Emancipation Day a federal holiday?
More than 150 years later, the District celebrates Emancipation Day every spring with live music, parades and fireworks.
-
Error delays monthly housing payments for GI Bill students
Stipends expected to reach students’ bank accounts on Friday will instead take several more days to process, officials warned.
-
Federal agents reflect on House’s ‘troubling’ weaponization committees
Democratic and GOP members of Congress sparred on the scope and intent of the very first hearing and on the Twitter files during the second.
-
Is your agency among the 10 best places to work in government?
As the highly anticipated rankings come out for 2022, agencies are still grappling with stabilizing their workforces post-pandemic.
-
Dept. of Veterans Affairs, union spar over staffing
VA officials said hiring and retention levels are at record highs, but workers groups say even more staff is needed to keep up.
-
Federal cyber workers can soon rotate among government agencies
The program will allow for agencies to “borrow” federal employees who specialize in cyber and allow them to work in temporary stints at a neighbor agency.
