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AI can shore up federal cybersecurity overwhelmed by data, GDIT says
Machines and programs can handle rote tasks, freeing up manpower already spread thin and sought after.
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Agencies kick off Giving Tuesday, part of Combined Federal Campaign
Last year, the federal community pledged over $3.6 million to participating charities during the week of Giving Tuesday.
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Duke LeDuc joins cutest canine Dina in TSA’s annual calendar
Duke is named after an employee who died on 9/11 while working at the World Trade Center towers in New York City.
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How federal agencies can curb ‘Shadow IT’ use by employees
The use of devices, applications and services outside the control of an organization’s IT security environment is on the rise.
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What to watch as Congress negotiates final defense policy bill
The path to an annual defense policy bill may be unusually tricky this year amid several different provisions in the House and Senate versions.
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How long must I wait for first monthly annuity payment after retiring?
Your agency will have 30 days from the day you leave to get your retirement application to OPM. What happens next?
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VA delays disputed change in how it pays for veterans’ ambulance trips
New rules were set to go into effect next February but will now be delayed until 2025.
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Federal employees say ‘Bah! Humbug!’ to vacation as burnout increases
More than a quarter of government employees say they haven’t taken a vacation in the past year.
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Critics bash Minot AFB after airmen told to avoid conservative rally
“All Air Force airmen have a constitutional right to freedom of assembly,” the base said on Facebook.
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Social Security agency turnover may undermine hiring plans, union says
According to an exit survey data obtained by Federal Times, nearly 24% of new hires are already looking to leave the agency.
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AI can shore up federal cybersecurity overwhelmed by data, GDIT says
Machines and programs can handle rote tasks, freeing up manpower already spread thin and sought after.
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Agencies kick off Giving Tuesday, part of Combined Federal Campaign
Last year, the federal community pledged over $3.6 million to participating charities during the week of Giving Tuesday.
-
Duke LeDuc joins cutest canine Dina in TSA’s annual calendar
Duke is named after an employee who died on 9/11 while working at the World Trade Center towers in New York City.
-
How federal agencies can curb ‘Shadow IT’ use by employees
The use of devices, applications and services outside the control of an organization’s IT security environment is on the rise.
-
What to watch as Congress negotiates final defense policy bill
The path to an annual defense policy bill may be unusually tricky this year amid several different provisions in the House and Senate versions.
-
How long must I wait for first monthly annuity payment after retiring?
Your agency will have 30 days from the day you leave to get your retirement application to OPM. What happens next?
-
VA delays disputed change in how it pays for veterans’ ambulance trips
New rules were set to go into effect next February but will now be delayed until 2025.
-
Federal employees say ‘Bah! Humbug!’ to vacation as burnout increases
More than a quarter of government employees say they haven’t taken a vacation in the past year.
-
Critics bash Minot AFB after airmen told to avoid conservative rally
“All Air Force airmen have a constitutional right to freedom of assembly,” the base said on Facebook.
-
Social Security agency turnover may undermine hiring plans, union says
According to an exit survey data obtained by Federal Times, nearly 24% of new hires are already looking to leave the agency.
-
AI can shore up federal cybersecurity overwhelmed by data, GDIT says
Machines and programs can handle rote tasks, freeing up manpower already spread thin and sought after.
-
Agencies kick off Giving Tuesday, part of Combined Federal Campaign
Last year, the federal community pledged over $3.6 million to participating charities during the week of Giving Tuesday.
-
Duke LeDuc joins cutest canine Dina in TSA’s annual calendar
Duke is named after an employee who died on 9/11 while working at the World Trade Center towers in New York City.
-
How federal agencies can curb ‘Shadow IT’ use by employees
The use of devices, applications and services outside the control of an organization’s IT security environment is on the rise.
-
What to watch as Congress negotiates final defense policy bill
The path to an annual defense policy bill may be unusually tricky this year amid several different provisions in the House and Senate versions.
-
How long must I wait for first monthly annuity payment after retiring?
Your agency will have 30 days from the day you leave to get your retirement application to OPM. What happens next?
-
VA delays disputed change in how it pays for veterans’ ambulance trips
New rules were set to go into effect next February but will now be delayed until 2025.
-
Federal employees say ‘Bah! Humbug!’ to vacation as burnout increases
More than a quarter of government employees say they haven’t taken a vacation in the past year.
-
Critics bash Minot AFB after airmen told to avoid conservative rally
“All Air Force airmen have a constitutional right to freedom of assembly,” the base said on Facebook.
-
Social Security agency turnover may undermine hiring plans, union says
According to an exit survey data obtained by Federal Times, nearly 24% of new hires are already looking to leave the agency.
