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How government can rebuild trust in open-source software
Open-source software, which benefits developers by allowing them to streamline management of common features and tasks, can be defended from cyberattacks.
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DeJoy announces pay raise for US Postal Service employees
The salary increase will go into effect on Sept. 24, and employees should see the change reflected on their pay stubs beginning Oct. 14.
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Air Force seeks continuity as it pares down Senior Executive Service
The department is working to retain its high-level leadership in the face of orders from Congress to limit the total number of SES positions.
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White House issues national strategy to support home health care
Each year, around 53 million people provide a broad range of assistance to support the health, quality of life, and independence of someone close to them.
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New Mexico braces for Medicaid exodus as feds phase out pandemic funds
State officials say the federal government appears likely, but not certain, to declare an end to its COVID-19 public health emergency in January.
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Library of Congress picks digital platform developer for vast holdings
Ebsco will build and manage IT network for world’s largest library with more than 173 million items.
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Is there an advantage to Medicare Part B for retirees?
Just because you may not need additional benefits now doesn’t mean that you won’t need them later.
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Stress over VA’s new health records is causing staffers to leave
VA leaders expressed major concerns about where the records modernization project currently stands.
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How will changing federal agencies affect my retirement?
If you are re-employed by the federal government, how you salary will be treated depends on the nature of the rehire.
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‘Life Experience Frameworks’ can speed delivery of federal benefits
In terms of customer experience, the Life Experience Framework reduces time and hassle.
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How government can rebuild trust in open-source software
Open-source software, which benefits developers by allowing them to streamline management of common features and tasks, can be defended from cyberattacks.
-
DeJoy announces pay raise for US Postal Service employees
The salary increase will go into effect on Sept. 24, and employees should see the change reflected on their pay stubs beginning Oct. 14.
-
Air Force seeks continuity as it pares down Senior Executive Service
The department is working to retain its high-level leadership in the face of orders from Congress to limit the total number of SES positions.
-
White House issues national strategy to support home health care
Each year, around 53 million people provide a broad range of assistance to support the health, quality of life, and independence of someone close to them.
-
New Mexico braces for Medicaid exodus as feds phase out pandemic funds
State officials say the federal government appears likely, but not certain, to declare an end to its COVID-19 public health emergency in January.
-
Library of Congress picks digital platform developer for vast holdings
Ebsco will build and manage IT network for world’s largest library with more than 173 million items.
-
Is there an advantage to Medicare Part B for retirees?
Just because you may not need additional benefits now doesn’t mean that you won’t need them later.
-
Stress over VA’s new health records is causing staffers to leave
VA leaders expressed major concerns about where the records modernization project currently stands.
-
How will changing federal agencies affect my retirement?
If you are re-employed by the federal government, how you salary will be treated depends on the nature of the rehire.
-
‘Life Experience Frameworks’ can speed delivery of federal benefits
In terms of customer experience, the Life Experience Framework reduces time and hassle.
-
How government can rebuild trust in open-source software
Open-source software, which benefits developers by allowing them to streamline management of common features and tasks, can be defended from cyberattacks.
-
DeJoy announces pay raise for US Postal Service employees
The salary increase will go into effect on Sept. 24, and employees should see the change reflected on their pay stubs beginning Oct. 14.
-
Air Force seeks continuity as it pares down Senior Executive Service
The department is working to retain its high-level leadership in the face of orders from Congress to limit the total number of SES positions.
-
White House issues national strategy to support home health care
Each year, around 53 million people provide a broad range of assistance to support the health, quality of life, and independence of someone close to them.
-
New Mexico braces for Medicaid exodus as feds phase out pandemic funds
State officials say the federal government appears likely, but not certain, to declare an end to its COVID-19 public health emergency in January.
-
Library of Congress picks digital platform developer for vast holdings
Ebsco will build and manage IT network for world’s largest library with more than 173 million items.
-
Is there an advantage to Medicare Part B for retirees?
Just because you may not need additional benefits now doesn’t mean that you won’t need them later.
-
Stress over VA’s new health records is causing staffers to leave
VA leaders expressed major concerns about where the records modernization project currently stands.
-
How will changing federal agencies affect my retirement?
If you are re-employed by the federal government, how you salary will be treated depends on the nature of the rehire.
-
‘Life Experience Frameworks’ can speed delivery of federal benefits
In terms of customer experience, the Life Experience Framework reduces time and hassle.
