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Insurers sought for US Postal Service health plans
The USPS is getting its own benefits program to reduce expenses, one cost-saving measure of several spurred by the Postal Service Reform Act os 2022.
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To counter China, US trade rep seeks closer ties to allies
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai is calling for “friend-shoring’’ — building supply chains among allies and curbing dependence on rivals like China.
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Werfel sworn in as IRS commissioner, to lead $80B agency overhaul
Over the last decade, the IRS budget declined by about 20%, and the agency has more than 20,000 fewer employees than in 2010.
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Lockheed eyes performance-based logistics deal for F-35 by end of 2023
The head of the F-35 program also said the military has recently made progress in getting access to more of the fighter’s data from Lockheed Martin.
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Why is the FBI headquarters moving outside DC?
In September, the General Services Administration said it will come to a decision about the future site in “coming months.”
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More troops will soon be eligible for Basic Needs Allowance
Will DoD reconsider including BAH in income calculations for the Basic Needs Allowance eligibility?
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‘Just in time’ F-35 supply chain too risky for next war, general says
“When you have that mentality, a hiccup in the supply chain … becomes your single point of failure,” the F-35’s program executive officer said Monday.
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Pentagon advisory board urges competitive pay for civilian workforce
The Federal Salary Council has estimated that that government pay lags the private sector by about 23%.
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Republicans take aim at telework in federal government
More than two-thirds of all federal employees reported utilizing some form of telework in 2021, according to OPM.
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Is Emancipation Day a federal holiday?
More than 150 years later, the District celebrates Emancipation Day every spring with live music, parades and fireworks.
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Insurers sought for US Postal Service health plans
The USPS is getting its own benefits program to reduce expenses, one cost-saving measure of several spurred by the Postal Service Reform Act os 2022.
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To counter China, US trade rep seeks closer ties to allies
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai is calling for “friend-shoring’’ — building supply chains among allies and curbing dependence on rivals like China.
-
Werfel sworn in as IRS commissioner, to lead $80B agency overhaul
Over the last decade, the IRS budget declined by about 20%, and the agency has more than 20,000 fewer employees than in 2010.
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Lockheed eyes performance-based logistics deal for F-35 by end of 2023
The head of the F-35 program also said the military has recently made progress in getting access to more of the fighter’s data from Lockheed Martin.
-
Why is the FBI headquarters moving outside DC?
In September, the General Services Administration said it will come to a decision about the future site in “coming months.”
-
More troops will soon be eligible for Basic Needs Allowance
Will DoD reconsider including BAH in income calculations for the Basic Needs Allowance eligibility?
-
‘Just in time’ F-35 supply chain too risky for next war, general says
“When you have that mentality, a hiccup in the supply chain … becomes your single point of failure,” the F-35’s program executive officer said Monday.
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Pentagon advisory board urges competitive pay for civilian workforce
The Federal Salary Council has estimated that that government pay lags the private sector by about 23%.
-
Republicans take aim at telework in federal government
More than two-thirds of all federal employees reported utilizing some form of telework in 2021, according to OPM.
-
Is Emancipation Day a federal holiday?
More than 150 years later, the District celebrates Emancipation Day every spring with live music, parades and fireworks.
-
Insurers sought for US Postal Service health plans
The USPS is getting its own benefits program to reduce expenses, one cost-saving measure of several spurred by the Postal Service Reform Act os 2022.
-
To counter China, US trade rep seeks closer ties to allies
U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai is calling for “friend-shoring’’ — building supply chains among allies and curbing dependence on rivals like China.
-
Werfel sworn in as IRS commissioner, to lead $80B agency overhaul
Over the last decade, the IRS budget declined by about 20%, and the agency has more than 20,000 fewer employees than in 2010.
-
Lockheed eyes performance-based logistics deal for F-35 by end of 2023
The head of the F-35 program also said the military has recently made progress in getting access to more of the fighter’s data from Lockheed Martin.
-
Why is the FBI headquarters moving outside DC?
In September, the General Services Administration said it will come to a decision about the future site in “coming months.”
-
More troops will soon be eligible for Basic Needs Allowance
Will DoD reconsider including BAH in income calculations for the Basic Needs Allowance eligibility?
-
‘Just in time’ F-35 supply chain too risky for next war, general says
“When you have that mentality, a hiccup in the supply chain … becomes your single point of failure,” the F-35’s program executive officer said Monday.
-
Pentagon advisory board urges competitive pay for civilian workforce
The Federal Salary Council has estimated that that government pay lags the private sector by about 23%.
-
Republicans take aim at telework in federal government
More than two-thirds of all federal employees reported utilizing some form of telework in 2021, according to OPM.
-
Is Emancipation Day a federal holiday?
More than 150 years later, the District celebrates Emancipation Day every spring with live music, parades and fireworks.
