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Is your agency among the 10 best places to work in government?
As the highly anticipated rankings come out for 2022, agencies are still grappling with stabilizing their workforces post-pandemic.
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FAA lets NYC airports trim summer peak operations amid staffing crunch
The agency is looking at hiring from the perspective of remedying pandemic losses while its attrition seems to be leveling out.
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Federal cyber workers can soon rotate among government agencies
The program will allow for agencies to “borrow” federal employees who specialize in cyber and allow them to work in temporary stints at a neighbor agency.
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State Department settles 17-year-old lawsuit over Foreign Service jobs
The department has been ordered by the settlement to pay nearly $38 million.
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FEMA urged to keep remote work options once approvals ‘pause’ ends
Republicans in the House have advanced legislation — known as the SHOW UP Act — to revert telework agreements to whatever they were before the pandemic.
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Biden proposes $500 million to upgrade customer service at US agencies
Good customer service has been a cornerstone of the Biden-Harris agenda, and as an idea, it’s simple, speakers said.
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OPM extends pandemic-era hiring authority once more
Now, it will expire when the public health emergency is expected to end on May 11.
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House bill challenges Biden order on project labor agreements
A PLA sets the terms and conditions for work on a specific federally funded construction contract — and they’ve been hotly contested.
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Federal unions warn cutting defense civilian personnel is sabotage
The move comes as the DoD — like other federal agencies — is competing for talent against a private sector that boasts unfettered salaries and benefits.
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Q&A: Leadership Transition Institute CEO on moving on from military
A Q&A with Annie Brock, CEO and founder of the Leader Transition Institute.
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Is your agency among the 10 best places to work in government?
As the highly anticipated rankings come out for 2022, agencies are still grappling with stabilizing their workforces post-pandemic.
-
FAA lets NYC airports trim summer peak operations amid staffing crunch
The agency is looking at hiring from the perspective of remedying pandemic losses while its attrition seems to be leveling out.
-
Federal cyber workers can soon rotate among government agencies
The program will allow for agencies to “borrow” federal employees who specialize in cyber and allow them to work in temporary stints at a neighbor agency.
-
State Department settles 17-year-old lawsuit over Foreign Service jobs
The department has been ordered by the settlement to pay nearly $38 million.
-
FEMA urged to keep remote work options once approvals ‘pause’ ends
Republicans in the House have advanced legislation — known as the SHOW UP Act — to revert telework agreements to whatever they were before the pandemic.
-
Biden proposes $500 million to upgrade customer service at US agencies
Good customer service has been a cornerstone of the Biden-Harris agenda, and as an idea, it’s simple, speakers said.
-
OPM extends pandemic-era hiring authority once more
Now, it will expire when the public health emergency is expected to end on May 11.
-
House bill challenges Biden order on project labor agreements
A PLA sets the terms and conditions for work on a specific federally funded construction contract — and they’ve been hotly contested.
-
Federal unions warn cutting defense civilian personnel is sabotage
The move comes as the DoD — like other federal agencies — is competing for talent against a private sector that boasts unfettered salaries and benefits.
-
Q&A: Leadership Transition Institute CEO on moving on from military
A Q&A with Annie Brock, CEO and founder of the Leader Transition Institute.
-
Is your agency among the 10 best places to work in government?
As the highly anticipated rankings come out for 2022, agencies are still grappling with stabilizing their workforces post-pandemic.
-
FAA lets NYC airports trim summer peak operations amid staffing crunch
The agency is looking at hiring from the perspective of remedying pandemic losses while its attrition seems to be leveling out.
-
Federal cyber workers can soon rotate among government agencies
The program will allow for agencies to “borrow” federal employees who specialize in cyber and allow them to work in temporary stints at a neighbor agency.
-
State Department settles 17-year-old lawsuit over Foreign Service jobs
The department has been ordered by the settlement to pay nearly $38 million.
-
FEMA urged to keep remote work options once approvals ‘pause’ ends
Republicans in the House have advanced legislation — known as the SHOW UP Act — to revert telework agreements to whatever they were before the pandemic.
-
Biden proposes $500 million to upgrade customer service at US agencies
Good customer service has been a cornerstone of the Biden-Harris agenda, and as an idea, it’s simple, speakers said.
-
OPM extends pandemic-era hiring authority once more
Now, it will expire when the public health emergency is expected to end on May 11.
-
House bill challenges Biden order on project labor agreements
A PLA sets the terms and conditions for work on a specific federally funded construction contract — and they’ve been hotly contested.
-
Federal unions warn cutting defense civilian personnel is sabotage
The move comes as the DoD — like other federal agencies — is competing for talent against a private sector that boasts unfettered salaries and benefits.
-
Q&A: Leadership Transition Institute CEO on moving on from military
A Q&A with Annie Brock, CEO and founder of the Leader Transition Institute.
