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House moves to shield federal civil service from Trump’s Schedule F
Former President Donald Trump declared Schedule F in an executive order issued near the end of his term.
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VA claims progress in talks over first new labor contract in decade
Union members and negotiators at the department have been at the bargaining table for months on the first new labor contract in nearly a decade.
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Will I receive a COLA in January if I retire in December?
Federal Times Expert Reg Jones answers your questions on retirement rules, regulations and government bureaucracy.
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Federal contract workers call for wages to keep pace with inflation
Employees working for the largest federal food service contractor are raising concerns about lagging wages to Congress.
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White House declares 4.6% pay increase for federal workers
The federal budget proposal included an average pay increase for civilian federal workers that matched a planned pay hike for the military.
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Recent college grads shunning government work, study finds
There are 85,000 job openings across the federal government, yet few recent graduates are applying.
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How business partnering can help you become a government contractor
Partnering with someone who has a bit of experience can help speed up your learning curve.
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‘Hot shots,’ federal wildland crews win recognition as firefighters
The OPM has releases a memo outlining an update to the classification of federal wildland firefighters creating a unique job description and progression.
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Can federal employees discuss Supreme Court abortion ruling at work?
Questions about the Hatch Act often surface when political discourse runs especially hot. How you can determine what constitutes inappropriate political activity in the government workplace.
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Foreign Service applicants sit for updated exam amid subjectivity concerns
In late April, the State Department announced that the Foreign Service Officer Test would no longer serve as a mechanism to cull the ranks of applicants, but rather all applicants would now move forward onto the Qualifications Evaluation Panel and their FSOT score would be factored into the evaluation.
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House moves to shield federal civil service from Trump’s Schedule F
Former President Donald Trump declared Schedule F in an executive order issued near the end of his term.
-
VA claims progress in talks over first new labor contract in decade
Union members and negotiators at the department have been at the bargaining table for months on the first new labor contract in nearly a decade.
-
Will I receive a COLA in January if I retire in December?
Federal Times Expert Reg Jones answers your questions on retirement rules, regulations and government bureaucracy.
-
Federal contract workers call for wages to keep pace with inflation
Employees working for the largest federal food service contractor are raising concerns about lagging wages to Congress.
-
White House declares 4.6% pay increase for federal workers
The federal budget proposal included an average pay increase for civilian federal workers that matched a planned pay hike for the military.
-
Recent college grads shunning government work, study finds
There are 85,000 job openings across the federal government, yet few recent graduates are applying.
-
How business partnering can help you become a government contractor
Partnering with someone who has a bit of experience can help speed up your learning curve.
-
‘Hot shots,’ federal wildland crews win recognition as firefighters
The OPM has releases a memo outlining an update to the classification of federal wildland firefighters creating a unique job description and progression.
-
Can federal employees discuss Supreme Court abortion ruling at work?
Questions about the Hatch Act often surface when political discourse runs especially hot. How you can determine what constitutes inappropriate political activity in the government workplace.
-
Foreign Service applicants sit for updated exam amid subjectivity concerns
In late April, the State Department announced that the Foreign Service Officer Test would no longer serve as a mechanism to cull the ranks of applicants, but rather all applicants would now move forward onto the Qualifications Evaluation Panel and their FSOT score would be factored into the evaluation.
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House moves to shield federal civil service from Trump’s Schedule F
Former President Donald Trump declared Schedule F in an executive order issued near the end of his term.
-
VA claims progress in talks over first new labor contract in decade
Union members and negotiators at the department have been at the bargaining table for months on the first new labor contract in nearly a decade.
-
Will I receive a COLA in January if I retire in December?
Federal Times Expert Reg Jones answers your questions on retirement rules, regulations and government bureaucracy.
-
Federal contract workers call for wages to keep pace with inflation
Employees working for the largest federal food service contractor are raising concerns about lagging wages to Congress.
-
White House declares 4.6% pay increase for federal workers
The federal budget proposal included an average pay increase for civilian federal workers that matched a planned pay hike for the military.
-
Recent college grads shunning government work, study finds
There are 85,000 job openings across the federal government, yet few recent graduates are applying.
-
How business partnering can help you become a government contractor
Partnering with someone who has a bit of experience can help speed up your learning curve.
-
‘Hot shots,’ federal wildland crews win recognition as firefighters
The OPM has releases a memo outlining an update to the classification of federal wildland firefighters creating a unique job description and progression.
-
Can federal employees discuss Supreme Court abortion ruling at work?
Questions about the Hatch Act often surface when political discourse runs especially hot. How you can determine what constitutes inappropriate political activity in the government workplace.
-
Foreign Service applicants sit for updated exam amid subjectivity concerns
In late April, the State Department announced that the Foreign Service Officer Test would no longer serve as a mechanism to cull the ranks of applicants, but rather all applicants would now move forward onto the Qualifications Evaluation Panel and their FSOT score would be factored into the evaluation.
