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Electoral College speaks, and they’re not out for a revolt
Hounded to abandon Donald Trump, Republican electors appear to be in no mood for an insurrection in the presidential campaign’s last voting ritual.
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Obama thanks feds one last time before leaving office
“I want you to know that it has been my privilege to call you my colleagues,” the president said during a Dec. 13 ceremony honoring federal employees.
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An ideal civilian career for post-9/11 service members, veterans
Unemployment among post-9/11 veterans is decreasing, but it is still higher than the overall national unemployment rate.
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Union’s hopes, fears for incoming Trump administration
American Federation of Government Employees President J. David Cox said the union has some common group with Donald Trump but he fears the president-elect’s unpredictability.
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OPM accepting FY17 Presidential Rank Award nominations
Agency heads have until Jan. 6, 2017, to alert the Office of Personnel Management of Senior Executive Service members that demonstrate a recognition-worthy commitment to improving federal government.
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Trump eyes oil billionaire, lawmaker for energy secretary position
An oil billionaire, a North Dakota lawmaker and a former Bush administration official are being considered to run Donald Trump’s Energy Department.
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A frozen federal workforce
Potential hiring freeze, combined with retiring feds, could leave dearth of talent
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Honoring those who honor America’s veterans
Truly, nothing compares to the valor of our men and women in uniform — but for heart and hard work, let’s consider the model of the VA employee.
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Something to take for granted on Election Day: Feds
As Americans go to the polls, it becomes apparent just how much they have come to take their career civil servants for granted … especially those who work for the federal government.
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Enthusiasm for government despite the cynics
Amid the cynicism and criticisms of the media and the politicians who use the federal government and the political system as a scapegoat lie the 5 million federal employees who chose to join the government workforce.
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Electoral College speaks, and they’re not out for a revolt
Hounded to abandon Donald Trump, Republican electors appear to be in no mood for an insurrection in the presidential campaign’s last voting ritual.
-
Obama thanks feds one last time before leaving office
“I want you to know that it has been my privilege to call you my colleagues,” the president said during a Dec. 13 ceremony honoring federal employees.
-
An ideal civilian career for post-9/11 service members, veterans
Unemployment among post-9/11 veterans is decreasing, but it is still higher than the overall national unemployment rate.
-
Union’s hopes, fears for incoming Trump administration
American Federation of Government Employees President J. David Cox said the union has some common group with Donald Trump but he fears the president-elect’s unpredictability.
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OPM accepting FY17 Presidential Rank Award nominations
Agency heads have until Jan. 6, 2017, to alert the Office of Personnel Management of Senior Executive Service members that demonstrate a recognition-worthy commitment to improving federal government.
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Trump eyes oil billionaire, lawmaker for energy secretary position
An oil billionaire, a North Dakota lawmaker and a former Bush administration official are being considered to run Donald Trump’s Energy Department.
-
A frozen federal workforce
Potential hiring freeze, combined with retiring feds, could leave dearth of talent
-
Honoring those who honor America’s veterans
Truly, nothing compares to the valor of our men and women in uniform — but for heart and hard work, let’s consider the model of the VA employee.
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Something to take for granted on Election Day: Feds
As Americans go to the polls, it becomes apparent just how much they have come to take their career civil servants for granted … especially those who work for the federal government.
-
Enthusiasm for government despite the cynics
Amid the cynicism and criticisms of the media and the politicians who use the federal government and the political system as a scapegoat lie the 5 million federal employees who chose to join the government workforce.
-
Electoral College speaks, and they’re not out for a revolt
Hounded to abandon Donald Trump, Republican electors appear to be in no mood for an insurrection in the presidential campaign’s last voting ritual.
-
Obama thanks feds one last time before leaving office
“I want you to know that it has been my privilege to call you my colleagues,” the president said during a Dec. 13 ceremony honoring federal employees.
-
An ideal civilian career for post-9/11 service members, veterans
Unemployment among post-9/11 veterans is decreasing, but it is still higher than the overall national unemployment rate.
-
Union’s hopes, fears for incoming Trump administration
American Federation of Government Employees President J. David Cox said the union has some common group with Donald Trump but he fears the president-elect’s unpredictability.
-
OPM accepting FY17 Presidential Rank Award nominations
Agency heads have until Jan. 6, 2017, to alert the Office of Personnel Management of Senior Executive Service members that demonstrate a recognition-worthy commitment to improving federal government.
-
Trump eyes oil billionaire, lawmaker for energy secretary position
An oil billionaire, a North Dakota lawmaker and a former Bush administration official are being considered to run Donald Trump’s Energy Department.
-
A frozen federal workforce
Potential hiring freeze, combined with retiring feds, could leave dearth of talent
-
Honoring those who honor America’s veterans
Truly, nothing compares to the valor of our men and women in uniform — but for heart and hard work, let’s consider the model of the VA employee.
-
Something to take for granted on Election Day: Feds
As Americans go to the polls, it becomes apparent just how much they have come to take their career civil servants for granted … especially those who work for the federal government.
-
Enthusiasm for government despite the cynics
Amid the cynicism and criticisms of the media and the politicians who use the federal government and the political system as a scapegoat lie the 5 million federal employees who chose to join the government workforce.
