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OPM improves careers site to accommodate pandemic-related jobs
Job postings for coronavirus-related jobs will be tagged “COVID-19.”
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Supreme Court rules on fed employee’s ability to sue for age discrimination
Supreme Court justices sometimes will imagine themselves in situations like the ones that land people before the high court, but that can be hard to do when the subject is employment discrimination because the justices have lifetime tenure.
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New York congressman activated to serve in Guard’s coronavirus response
Rep. Max Rose, who served with the Army in Afghanistan, will spend the next few weeks working on Guard missions in New York.
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OPM makes two new announcements on work hours, roles
The Office of Personnel Management is creating a new surge response program to fight COVID-19, and it released a fact sheet for federal employees caring for family members.
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VA leaders warn of workforce shortages, lengthy pandemic as coronavirus cases rise
Department officials in an emergency planning document said medical centers should be prepared for waves of illnesses over the next 18 months.
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DHS taking new coronavirus precautions for employees and contractors
Precautions are starting at DHS’ St. Elizabeth’s campus and could be imposed elsewhere.
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Commission suggests creating reserve force of civilian cybersecurity experts
A new commission suggests several changes to address the government’s cybersecurity workforce problems
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Commission calls USAJOBS listings ‘unintelligible’ in drive to reform hiring process
A new congressionally mandated report recommends that the federal government significantly overhaul its hiring process, including simplifying the main jobs website and revising hiring authorities.
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Coronavirus threat prompts VA request for doctors, nurses to come out of retirement
Department officials say they’ll provide waiver to make it easier for retired medical professionals to help with the virus response effort.
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A key commission recommends federal cyber needs to be reformed
A major report to Congress suggests an effective cyber deterrence strategy requires reorganizing the way the government handles cybersecurity issues.
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OPM improves careers site to accommodate pandemic-related jobs
Job postings for coronavirus-related jobs will be tagged “COVID-19.”
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Supreme Court rules on fed employee’s ability to sue for age discrimination
Supreme Court justices sometimes will imagine themselves in situations like the ones that land people before the high court, but that can be hard to do when the subject is employment discrimination because the justices have lifetime tenure.
-
New York congressman activated to serve in Guard’s coronavirus response
Rep. Max Rose, who served with the Army in Afghanistan, will spend the next few weeks working on Guard missions in New York.
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OPM makes two new announcements on work hours, roles
The Office of Personnel Management is creating a new surge response program to fight COVID-19, and it released a fact sheet for federal employees caring for family members.
-
VA leaders warn of workforce shortages, lengthy pandemic as coronavirus cases rise
Department officials in an emergency planning document said medical centers should be prepared for waves of illnesses over the next 18 months.
-
DHS taking new coronavirus precautions for employees and contractors
Precautions are starting at DHS’ St. Elizabeth’s campus and could be imposed elsewhere.
-
Commission suggests creating reserve force of civilian cybersecurity experts
A new commission suggests several changes to address the government’s cybersecurity workforce problems
-
Commission calls USAJOBS listings ‘unintelligible’ in drive to reform hiring process
A new congressionally mandated report recommends that the federal government significantly overhaul its hiring process, including simplifying the main jobs website and revising hiring authorities.
-
Coronavirus threat prompts VA request for doctors, nurses to come out of retirement
Department officials say they’ll provide waiver to make it easier for retired medical professionals to help with the virus response effort.
-
A key commission recommends federal cyber needs to be reformed
A major report to Congress suggests an effective cyber deterrence strategy requires reorganizing the way the government handles cybersecurity issues.
-
OPM improves careers site to accommodate pandemic-related jobs
Job postings for coronavirus-related jobs will be tagged “COVID-19.”
-
Supreme Court rules on fed employee’s ability to sue for age discrimination
Supreme Court justices sometimes will imagine themselves in situations like the ones that land people before the high court, but that can be hard to do when the subject is employment discrimination because the justices have lifetime tenure.
-
New York congressman activated to serve in Guard’s coronavirus response
Rep. Max Rose, who served with the Army in Afghanistan, will spend the next few weeks working on Guard missions in New York.
-
OPM makes two new announcements on work hours, roles
The Office of Personnel Management is creating a new surge response program to fight COVID-19, and it released a fact sheet for federal employees caring for family members.
-
VA leaders warn of workforce shortages, lengthy pandemic as coronavirus cases rise
Department officials in an emergency planning document said medical centers should be prepared for waves of illnesses over the next 18 months.
-
DHS taking new coronavirus precautions for employees and contractors
Precautions are starting at DHS’ St. Elizabeth’s campus and could be imposed elsewhere.
-
Commission suggests creating reserve force of civilian cybersecurity experts
A new commission suggests several changes to address the government’s cybersecurity workforce problems
-
Commission calls USAJOBS listings ‘unintelligible’ in drive to reform hiring process
A new congressionally mandated report recommends that the federal government significantly overhaul its hiring process, including simplifying the main jobs website and revising hiring authorities.
-
Coronavirus threat prompts VA request for doctors, nurses to come out of retirement
Department officials say they’ll provide waiver to make it easier for retired medical professionals to help with the virus response effort.
-
A key commission recommends federal cyber needs to be reformed
A major report to Congress suggests an effective cyber deterrence strategy requires reorganizing the way the government handles cybersecurity issues.
