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Looking for STEM or national security jobs? USA Jobs has a new portal.
This is one way to help the federal government recruit for cybersecurity and IT positions.
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Department of Education wants to decrease remote work
Other federal civilian agencies are undergoing similar workforce transition plans.
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‘Lavender Scare’ a reminder of darker times in DC as Pride Month ends
The Lavender Scare, a lesser known part of American history, saw thousands of gay and lesbian federal employees purged from public service.
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Service academies exempt from Supreme Court affirmative action ruling
“The potentially distinct interests” of service academies was a reason Chief Justice John Roberts cited as to not yet address their admissions practices.
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Christian mailman wins Supreme Court ruling on religious accommodation
Man was told that as part of his job he’d need to start delivering Amazon packages on Sundays. He declined, and Postal Service didn’t accommodate him.
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EPA retreats on Louisiana probes of cancer rates in Black communities
The Supreme Court will soon decide a major affirmative action case that could limit the agency’s authority to wield a key civil rights law.
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FDIC will call federal employees back to offices in January
Beginning in 2024, employees of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will be required to work on site three days per week.
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Deadline looms for vets to get retroactive toxic exposure benefits
Veterans Affairs officials plan a public outreach campaign over the next month to get more veterans signed up for the payouts.
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Christmas in June: Federal employees get extra leave in 2023
For the year ending Jan. 13, 2024, there will be 27 leave periods, one more than there are pay periods. which hasn’t happened in more than a decade.
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Will federal employees get an extra day off for Independence Day?
This year, the Fourth of July falls on a Tuesday.
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Looking for STEM or national security jobs? USA Jobs has a new portal.
This is one way to help the federal government recruit for cybersecurity and IT positions.
-
Department of Education wants to decrease remote work
Other federal civilian agencies are undergoing similar workforce transition plans.
-
‘Lavender Scare’ a reminder of darker times in DC as Pride Month ends
The Lavender Scare, a lesser known part of American history, saw thousands of gay and lesbian federal employees purged from public service.
-
Service academies exempt from Supreme Court affirmative action ruling
“The potentially distinct interests” of service academies was a reason Chief Justice John Roberts cited as to not yet address their admissions practices.
-
Christian mailman wins Supreme Court ruling on religious accommodation
Man was told that as part of his job he’d need to start delivering Amazon packages on Sundays. He declined, and Postal Service didn’t accommodate him.
-
EPA retreats on Louisiana probes of cancer rates in Black communities
The Supreme Court will soon decide a major affirmative action case that could limit the agency’s authority to wield a key civil rights law.
-
FDIC will call federal employees back to offices in January
Beginning in 2024, employees of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will be required to work on site three days per week.
-
Deadline looms for vets to get retroactive toxic exposure benefits
Veterans Affairs officials plan a public outreach campaign over the next month to get more veterans signed up for the payouts.
-
Christmas in June: Federal employees get extra leave in 2023
For the year ending Jan. 13, 2024, there will be 27 leave periods, one more than there are pay periods. which hasn’t happened in more than a decade.
-
Will federal employees get an extra day off for Independence Day?
This year, the Fourth of July falls on a Tuesday.
-
Looking for STEM or national security jobs? USA Jobs has a new portal.
This is one way to help the federal government recruit for cybersecurity and IT positions.
-
Department of Education wants to decrease remote work
Other federal civilian agencies are undergoing similar workforce transition plans.
-
‘Lavender Scare’ a reminder of darker times in DC as Pride Month ends
The Lavender Scare, a lesser known part of American history, saw thousands of gay and lesbian federal employees purged from public service.
-
Service academies exempt from Supreme Court affirmative action ruling
“The potentially distinct interests” of service academies was a reason Chief Justice John Roberts cited as to not yet address their admissions practices.
-
Christian mailman wins Supreme Court ruling on religious accommodation
Man was told that as part of his job he’d need to start delivering Amazon packages on Sundays. He declined, and Postal Service didn’t accommodate him.
-
EPA retreats on Louisiana probes of cancer rates in Black communities
The Supreme Court will soon decide a major affirmative action case that could limit the agency’s authority to wield a key civil rights law.
-
FDIC will call federal employees back to offices in January
Beginning in 2024, employees of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will be required to work on site three days per week.
-
Deadline looms for vets to get retroactive toxic exposure benefits
Veterans Affairs officials plan a public outreach campaign over the next month to get more veterans signed up for the payouts.
-
Christmas in June: Federal employees get extra leave in 2023
For the year ending Jan. 13, 2024, there will be 27 leave periods, one more than there are pay periods. which hasn’t happened in more than a decade.
-
Will federal employees get an extra day off for Independence Day?
This year, the Fourth of July falls on a Tuesday.
