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Washington must act to build capable federal cybersecurity workforce
As technology and adversary techniques advance, so do the technical skills required by the federal workforce at all levels
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Medicaid extensions for new moms may run into state spending limits
The federal government requires states to maintain that coverage for 60 days postpartum. After that, moms in many states lose the coverage.
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Air Force leaders pledge to fix hated myEval software
An updated myEval 2.0 is coming soon, with fixes for some of the app’s biggest issues.
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Five ways healthcare navigation can lift employee engagement, outcomes
Employee benefits programs have also become an essential tool in talent recruitment and retention efforts.
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Five best practices for risk-based patch management in government
RBPM can focus active cyber mitigation efforts on the highest priority threats.
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Veterans unemployment improves even as national rate worsens slightly
Employment estimates for younger veterans fell in August to their lowest levels since before the coronavirus pandemic.
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Transportation Dept. unveils flight delay dashboard ahead of Labor Day
Federal officials blame disruptions on understaffing at airlines – who counter by noting staff problems at the FAA, which employs air traffic controllers.
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Federal labor board rejects Amazon bid to scrap union at NY warehouse
It’s a win for the Amazon Labor Union, the grassroots group of workers whose unexpected victory in April followed weeks of campaigning by both sides.
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White House declares 4.6% pay increase for federal workers
The federal budget proposal included an average pay increase for civilian federal workers that matched a planned pay hike for the military.
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Federal Reserve tackles inflation with most diverse leadership ever
There are more female, Black and openly gay officials contributing to the central bank’s interest-rate decisions than at any time in its 109-year history.
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Washington must act to build capable federal cybersecurity workforce
As technology and adversary techniques advance, so do the technical skills required by the federal workforce at all levels
-
Medicaid extensions for new moms may run into state spending limits
The federal government requires states to maintain that coverage for 60 days postpartum. After that, moms in many states lose the coverage.
-
Air Force leaders pledge to fix hated myEval software
An updated myEval 2.0 is coming soon, with fixes for some of the app’s biggest issues.
-
Five ways healthcare navigation can lift employee engagement, outcomes
Employee benefits programs have also become an essential tool in talent recruitment and retention efforts.
-
Five best practices for risk-based patch management in government
RBPM can focus active cyber mitigation efforts on the highest priority threats.
-
Veterans unemployment improves even as national rate worsens slightly
Employment estimates for younger veterans fell in August to their lowest levels since before the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Transportation Dept. unveils flight delay dashboard ahead of Labor Day
Federal officials blame disruptions on understaffing at airlines – who counter by noting staff problems at the FAA, which employs air traffic controllers.
-
Federal labor board rejects Amazon bid to scrap union at NY warehouse
It’s a win for the Amazon Labor Union, the grassroots group of workers whose unexpected victory in April followed weeks of campaigning by both sides.
-
White House declares 4.6% pay increase for federal workers
The federal budget proposal included an average pay increase for civilian federal workers that matched a planned pay hike for the military.
-
Federal Reserve tackles inflation with most diverse leadership ever
There are more female, Black and openly gay officials contributing to the central bank’s interest-rate decisions than at any time in its 109-year history.
-
Washington must act to build capable federal cybersecurity workforce
As technology and adversary techniques advance, so do the technical skills required by the federal workforce at all levels
-
Medicaid extensions for new moms may run into state spending limits
The federal government requires states to maintain that coverage for 60 days postpartum. After that, moms in many states lose the coverage.
-
Air Force leaders pledge to fix hated myEval software
An updated myEval 2.0 is coming soon, with fixes for some of the app’s biggest issues.
-
Five ways healthcare navigation can lift employee engagement, outcomes
Employee benefits programs have also become an essential tool in talent recruitment and retention efforts.
-
Five best practices for risk-based patch management in government
RBPM can focus active cyber mitigation efforts on the highest priority threats.
-
Veterans unemployment improves even as national rate worsens slightly
Employment estimates for younger veterans fell in August to their lowest levels since before the coronavirus pandemic.
-
Transportation Dept. unveils flight delay dashboard ahead of Labor Day
Federal officials blame disruptions on understaffing at airlines – who counter by noting staff problems at the FAA, which employs air traffic controllers.
-
Federal labor board rejects Amazon bid to scrap union at NY warehouse
It’s a win for the Amazon Labor Union, the grassroots group of workers whose unexpected victory in April followed weeks of campaigning by both sides.
-
White House declares 4.6% pay increase for federal workers
The federal budget proposal included an average pay increase for civilian federal workers that matched a planned pay hike for the military.
-
Federal Reserve tackles inflation with most diverse leadership ever
There are more female, Black and openly gay officials contributing to the central bank’s interest-rate decisions than at any time in its 109-year history.
