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Bills would expand infertility coverage for federal workers
Rep. Connolly and Sen. Duckworth have previously urged the Office of Personnel Management to expand infertility treatments for federal employees.
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US helping from afar as Americans flee fighting in Sudan
The White House says the U.S. is trying to help thousands of Americans left behind in Sudan escape fighting in the east African nation.
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EEOC urges strict harassment policies, even for virtual offices
The updated recommendations urge agencies to ensure that social media and technology are not a vehicle for harassment of an employee.
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Special forces swiftly evacuate US embassy staff from Sudan
About 100 U.S. troops in three MH-47 helicopters carried out the operation.
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Senator demands DEA boss explain no-bid contracts, hires
Milgram’s boosters inside and outside the agency have defended her actions as part of an ongoing effort to clean house.
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Pentagon chief seeks to stem discord with allies over document leaks
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has sought to tamp down any discord between the U.S. and its allies over the massive U.S. leak of classified documents.
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The US military must move beyond defense-reform theater
Zealous reformers continue to over-focus on weapons buys when hardware is increasingly the commodity.
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VA halts all new work on health records overhaul
Several sites were scheduled to begin using the new software later this year, but department leaders have now completely scrapped that timeline.
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Justice Department takes up travel reimbursement for nursing employees
Reimbursable expenses can include fees on excess baggage for nursing supplies and shipping expenses for refrigerated, pre-pumped breast milk.
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Biden to make ‘environmental justice’ a priority for federal agencies
The EPA last year formed its own Office of Environmental Justice and External Civil Rights, merging three existing programs.
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Bills would expand infertility coverage for federal workers
Rep. Connolly and Sen. Duckworth have previously urged the Office of Personnel Management to expand infertility treatments for federal employees.
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US helping from afar as Americans flee fighting in Sudan
The White House says the U.S. is trying to help thousands of Americans left behind in Sudan escape fighting in the east African nation.
-
EEOC urges strict harassment policies, even for virtual offices
The updated recommendations urge agencies to ensure that social media and technology are not a vehicle for harassment of an employee.
-
Special forces swiftly evacuate US embassy staff from Sudan
About 100 U.S. troops in three MH-47 helicopters carried out the operation.
-
Senator demands DEA boss explain no-bid contracts, hires
Milgram’s boosters inside and outside the agency have defended her actions as part of an ongoing effort to clean house.
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Pentagon chief seeks to stem discord with allies over document leaks
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has sought to tamp down any discord between the U.S. and its allies over the massive U.S. leak of classified documents.
-
The US military must move beyond defense-reform theater
Zealous reformers continue to over-focus on weapons buys when hardware is increasingly the commodity.
-
VA halts all new work on health records overhaul
Several sites were scheduled to begin using the new software later this year, but department leaders have now completely scrapped that timeline.
-
Justice Department takes up travel reimbursement for nursing employees
Reimbursable expenses can include fees on excess baggage for nursing supplies and shipping expenses for refrigerated, pre-pumped breast milk.
-
Biden to make ‘environmental justice’ a priority for federal agencies
The EPA last year formed its own Office of Environmental Justice and External Civil Rights, merging three existing programs.
-
Bills would expand infertility coverage for federal workers
Rep. Connolly and Sen. Duckworth have previously urged the Office of Personnel Management to expand infertility treatments for federal employees.
-
US helping from afar as Americans flee fighting in Sudan
The White House says the U.S. is trying to help thousands of Americans left behind in Sudan escape fighting in the east African nation.
-
EEOC urges strict harassment policies, even for virtual offices
The updated recommendations urge agencies to ensure that social media and technology are not a vehicle for harassment of an employee.
-
Special forces swiftly evacuate US embassy staff from Sudan
About 100 U.S. troops in three MH-47 helicopters carried out the operation.
-
Senator demands DEA boss explain no-bid contracts, hires
Milgram’s boosters inside and outside the agency have defended her actions as part of an ongoing effort to clean house.
-
Pentagon chief seeks to stem discord with allies over document leaks
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin has sought to tamp down any discord between the U.S. and its allies over the massive U.S. leak of classified documents.
-
The US military must move beyond defense-reform theater
Zealous reformers continue to over-focus on weapons buys when hardware is increasingly the commodity.
-
VA halts all new work on health records overhaul
Several sites were scheduled to begin using the new software later this year, but department leaders have now completely scrapped that timeline.
-
Justice Department takes up travel reimbursement for nursing employees
Reimbursable expenses can include fees on excess baggage for nursing supplies and shipping expenses for refrigerated, pre-pumped breast milk.
-
Biden to make ‘environmental justice’ a priority for federal agencies
The EPA last year formed its own Office of Environmental Justice and External Civil Rights, merging three existing programs.
