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Space Force picks Johns Hopkins University as war college
JHU will offer a 10-month, accredited professional military education program that draws on courses in international studies and engineering.
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Social Security Administration workers rally over staffing shortage
Last week, union leaders held a town hall asking Congress to approve $16.5 billion in “emergency funding” to support the agency.
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What is the 2024 Combined Federal Campaign? Why employees donate.
It’s the only way for nonprofits to reach donors in the federal community.
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More than 70 new employers join the push to hire military spouses
This brings the number of employers specifically seeking to hire military spouses to more than 600.
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US government workers pass the hat, raise $670,000 for Ukraine
Federal agencies can designate “special solicitation” giving periods toward a particular cause for which employees can pledge a new or extra gift.
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Galvanize offers veterans pathway to software engineering careers
Galvanize offers training programs to veterans who want to pursue a career in tech and software engineering in the United States.
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VA plans ‘onboarding surge’ in November to clear backlog of new hires
The event will bring together hiring managers and senior medical center staff to find ways to improve the process.
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Only 1 in 3 federal employees fully back in office, survey finds
Pre-pandemic, almost a third of respondents reported having an approved telework agreement.
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Filling out 10,000 government forms cost public billions, Chamber says
Report found that manual processes cost Americans an estimated $117 billion and government agencies an estimated $38.7 billion every year.
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Three ways veteran business owners can access capital
For veterans looking to start or grow a business, the right capital setup is key to unlocking your business’s full potential.
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Space Force picks Johns Hopkins University as war college
JHU will offer a 10-month, accredited professional military education program that draws on courses in international studies and engineering.
-
Social Security Administration workers rally over staffing shortage
Last week, union leaders held a town hall asking Congress to approve $16.5 billion in “emergency funding” to support the agency.
-
What is the 2024 Combined Federal Campaign? Why employees donate.
It’s the only way for nonprofits to reach donors in the federal community.
-
More than 70 new employers join the push to hire military spouses
This brings the number of employers specifically seeking to hire military spouses to more than 600.
-
US government workers pass the hat, raise $670,000 for Ukraine
Federal agencies can designate “special solicitation” giving periods toward a particular cause for which employees can pledge a new or extra gift.
-
Galvanize offers veterans pathway to software engineering careers
Galvanize offers training programs to veterans who want to pursue a career in tech and software engineering in the United States.
-
VA plans ‘onboarding surge’ in November to clear backlog of new hires
The event will bring together hiring managers and senior medical center staff to find ways to improve the process.
-
Only 1 in 3 federal employees fully back in office, survey finds
Pre-pandemic, almost a third of respondents reported having an approved telework agreement.
-
Filling out 10,000 government forms cost public billions, Chamber says
Report found that manual processes cost Americans an estimated $117 billion and government agencies an estimated $38.7 billion every year.
-
Three ways veteran business owners can access capital
For veterans looking to start or grow a business, the right capital setup is key to unlocking your business’s full potential.
-
Space Force picks Johns Hopkins University as war college
JHU will offer a 10-month, accredited professional military education program that draws on courses in international studies and engineering.
-
Social Security Administration workers rally over staffing shortage
Last week, union leaders held a town hall asking Congress to approve $16.5 billion in “emergency funding” to support the agency.
-
What is the 2024 Combined Federal Campaign? Why employees donate.
It’s the only way for nonprofits to reach donors in the federal community.
-
More than 70 new employers join the push to hire military spouses
This brings the number of employers specifically seeking to hire military spouses to more than 600.
-
US government workers pass the hat, raise $670,000 for Ukraine
Federal agencies can designate “special solicitation” giving periods toward a particular cause for which employees can pledge a new or extra gift.
-
Galvanize offers veterans pathway to software engineering careers
Galvanize offers training programs to veterans who want to pursue a career in tech and software engineering in the United States.
-
VA plans ‘onboarding surge’ in November to clear backlog of new hires
The event will bring together hiring managers and senior medical center staff to find ways to improve the process.
-
Only 1 in 3 federal employees fully back in office, survey finds
Pre-pandemic, almost a third of respondents reported having an approved telework agreement.
-
Filling out 10,000 government forms cost public billions, Chamber says
Report found that manual processes cost Americans an estimated $117 billion and government agencies an estimated $38.7 billion every year.
-
Three ways veteran business owners can access capital
For veterans looking to start or grow a business, the right capital setup is key to unlocking your business’s full potential.
