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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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ChatGPT can make short work of Pentagon tasks, Air Force CIO says
OpenAI’s ChatGPT surpassed 1 million registered users within a week of its launch in late 2022.
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Veterans Affairs deputy secretary to leave post on April 1
VA Deputy Secretary Donald Remy to depart, after serving in the post since July 2021.
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Tips for generals: how to navigate politics without partisanship
How to stay out of partisan fights in a politically charged environment.
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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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Benefeds contractor pays $3.1M in back wages, benefits to employees
The company contracts with the U.S. Office of Personnel Management to power the government’s online benefits marketplace.
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Sexual harassment of corrections staff plagues Bureau of Prisons
Correctional officers also work more overtime on average than any other BOP position.
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Lawmakers accuse Army of ignoring ‘woke’ policies that hurt recruiting
At issue is partial survey data released by Army officials earlier this month that pointed to other factors as obstacles to recruiting efforts.
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How a human-centric mindset helps agencies deliver essential services
The federal government is struggling to improve key customer experience measures including satisfaction and trust.
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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.
-
ChatGPT can make short work of Pentagon tasks, Air Force CIO says
OpenAI’s ChatGPT surpassed 1 million registered users within a week of its launch in late 2022.
-
Veterans Affairs deputy secretary to leave post on April 1
VA Deputy Secretary Donald Remy to depart, after serving in the post since July 2021.
-
Tips for generals: how to navigate politics without partisanship
How to stay out of partisan fights in a politically charged environment.
-
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.
-
Benefeds contractor pays $3.1M in back wages, benefits to employees
The company contracts with the U.S. Office of Personnel Management to power the government’s online benefits marketplace.
-
Sexual harassment of corrections staff plagues Bureau of Prisons
Correctional officers also work more overtime on average than any other BOP position.
-
Lawmakers accuse Army of ignoring ‘woke’ policies that hurt recruiting
At issue is partial survey data released by Army officials earlier this month that pointed to other factors as obstacles to recruiting efforts.
-
How a human-centric mindset helps agencies deliver essential services
The federal government is struggling to improve key customer experience measures including satisfaction and trust.
-
OPM extends pandemic-era hiring authority once more
Now, it will expire when the public health emergency is expected to end on May 11.
-
ChatGPT can make short work of Pentagon tasks, Air Force CIO says
OpenAI’s ChatGPT surpassed 1 million registered users within a week of its launch in late 2022.
-
Veterans Affairs deputy secretary to leave post on April 1
VA Deputy Secretary Donald Remy to depart, after serving in the post since July 2021.
-
Tips for generals: how to navigate politics without partisanship
How to stay out of partisan fights in a politically charged environment.
-
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.
-
Benefeds contractor pays $3.1M in back wages, benefits to employees
The company contracts with the U.S. Office of Personnel Management to power the government’s online benefits marketplace.
-
Sexual harassment of corrections staff plagues Bureau of Prisons
Correctional officers also work more overtime on average than any other BOP position.
-
Lawmakers accuse Army of ignoring ‘woke’ policies that hurt recruiting
At issue is partial survey data released by Army officials earlier this month that pointed to other factors as obstacles to recruiting efforts.
-
How a human-centric mindset helps agencies deliver essential services
The federal government is struggling to improve key customer experience measures including satisfaction and trust.
