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More technical problems found with VA’s disability claims system
Nearly 90,000 cases filed through VA.gov have been delayed because of glitches in the department’s system.
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Federal agency contingency plans lay in wait for shutdown notices
Senators returned to Capitol Hill on Tuesday with just a few weeks before a possible partial government shutdown.
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Biden picks State Department official to head federal ethics office
If confirmed by the Senate, David Huitema would officially replace the former director, Emory Rounds, a Trump appointee.
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Why the beginning of fiscal year 2024 is in October, not January
Fiscal years are used in federal tax filings and budget documents and for reporting income and expenses.
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Biden, Manchin at odds over revival of Pentagon cost-cutting office
The White House and Sen. Joe Manchin are at odds over reviving a high-ranking Pentagon office tasked with reforming the department’s business practices.
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Office reentry pushing feds to job hunt, Federal Times survey shows
Of those who left their government job, more than a third said the ability to work to telework was the deciding factor.
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Rates for Tricare premium plans on the rise again
Increase in rates for Tricare Young Adult Prime is especially stunning, one advocate says.
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What’s the best day to retire so that I receive all my accrued leave?
“Use or lose” annual leave is the amount of annual leave that is in excess of the employee’s applicable annual leave ceiling.
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House Armed Svcs leader vows ‘resolute reaction’ if Taiwan attacked
“Know that any hostile unprovoked attack on Taiwan will result in a resolute reaction from the U.S.,” said Rob Wittman, vice chair of House Armed Services.
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White House asks Congress to pass short-term government funding
Lawmakers would very likely need to pass a temporary spending measure in September to prevent a potential partial shutdown.
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More technical problems found with VA’s disability claims system
Nearly 90,000 cases filed through VA.gov have been delayed because of glitches in the department’s system.
-
Federal agency contingency plans lay in wait for shutdown notices
Senators returned to Capitol Hill on Tuesday with just a few weeks before a possible partial government shutdown.
-
Biden picks State Department official to head federal ethics office
If confirmed by the Senate, David Huitema would officially replace the former director, Emory Rounds, a Trump appointee.
-
Why the beginning of fiscal year 2024 is in October, not January
Fiscal years are used in federal tax filings and budget documents and for reporting income and expenses.
-
Biden, Manchin at odds over revival of Pentagon cost-cutting office
The White House and Sen. Joe Manchin are at odds over reviving a high-ranking Pentagon office tasked with reforming the department’s business practices.
-
Office reentry pushing feds to job hunt, Federal Times survey shows
Of those who left their government job, more than a third said the ability to work to telework was the deciding factor.
-
Rates for Tricare premium plans on the rise again
Increase in rates for Tricare Young Adult Prime is especially stunning, one advocate says.
-
What’s the best day to retire so that I receive all my accrued leave?
“Use or lose” annual leave is the amount of annual leave that is in excess of the employee’s applicable annual leave ceiling.
-
House Armed Svcs leader vows ‘resolute reaction’ if Taiwan attacked
“Know that any hostile unprovoked attack on Taiwan will result in a resolute reaction from the U.S.,” said Rob Wittman, vice chair of House Armed Services.
-
White House asks Congress to pass short-term government funding
Lawmakers would very likely need to pass a temporary spending measure in September to prevent a potential partial shutdown.
-
More technical problems found with VA’s disability claims system
Nearly 90,000 cases filed through VA.gov have been delayed because of glitches in the department’s system.
-
Federal agency contingency plans lay in wait for shutdown notices
Senators returned to Capitol Hill on Tuesday with just a few weeks before a possible partial government shutdown.
-
Biden picks State Department official to head federal ethics office
If confirmed by the Senate, David Huitema would officially replace the former director, Emory Rounds, a Trump appointee.
-
Why the beginning of fiscal year 2024 is in October, not January
Fiscal years are used in federal tax filings and budget documents and for reporting income and expenses.
-
Biden, Manchin at odds over revival of Pentagon cost-cutting office
The White House and Sen. Joe Manchin are at odds over reviving a high-ranking Pentagon office tasked with reforming the department’s business practices.
-
Office reentry pushing feds to job hunt, Federal Times survey shows
Of those who left their government job, more than a third said the ability to work to telework was the deciding factor.
-
Rates for Tricare premium plans on the rise again
Increase in rates for Tricare Young Adult Prime is especially stunning, one advocate says.
-
What’s the best day to retire so that I receive all my accrued leave?
“Use or lose” annual leave is the amount of annual leave that is in excess of the employee’s applicable annual leave ceiling.
-
House Armed Svcs leader vows ‘resolute reaction’ if Taiwan attacked
“Know that any hostile unprovoked attack on Taiwan will result in a resolute reaction from the U.S.,” said Rob Wittman, vice chair of House Armed Services.
-
White House asks Congress to pass short-term government funding
Lawmakers would very likely need to pass a temporary spending measure in September to prevent a potential partial shutdown.
