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OPM extends temporary senior appointment authority
Agencies will once again have the authority to hire temporary Senior Executive Service employees and keep them for longer to make progress on transition efforts.
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OPM begins reversal of Trump’s workforce orders
The Office of Personnel Management’s guidance instructs agencies to undo ongoing and already-enacted agreements made under President Donald Trump’s orders.
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Senate energy panel backs Haaland for interior secretary
Some Republican senators labeled Rep. Deb Haaland, D-N.M., “radical” over her calls to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and address climate change, and said that could hurt rural America and major oil and gas-producing states.
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Presidential awards return after a pandemic pause
The Presidential Rank Awards honor the most exemplary members of the Senior Executive Service and senior career employees.
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Senate confirms Cardona as Biden’s education secretary
Miguel Cardona, 45, a former public school teacher who went on to become Connecticut’s education chief, was approved on a 64-33 vote.
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Biden’s management plan will address federal workforce recovery
The Biden administration plans to establish a management strategy that rehabilitates a workforce that has been ‘damaged, disrespected and demoralized’ for the last four years.
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Former Michigan Gov. Granholm confirmed as energy secretary
The vote was 64-35, with all Democrats and 14 Republicans, including GOP leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, voting yes.
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3 years later, DISA director reflects on how agency fought off elimination
Vice Adm. Nancy Norton took DISA from facing elimination to a critical agency in the response to COVID-19. Now she’s retiring.
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Biden nominates 3 to postal board as delays persist
If confirmed by the Senate, the Board of Governors nominees would bring additional Democratic scrutiny on Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, a major GOP donor whose tenure has been mired by slow service and politicization.
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DoD workers will retain union rights, Biden says
The head of the Department of Defense previously had the authority to revoke collective bargaining for employees deemed to be working in positions of national security.
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OPM extends temporary senior appointment authority
Agencies will once again have the authority to hire temporary Senior Executive Service employees and keep them for longer to make progress on transition efforts.
-
OPM begins reversal of Trump’s workforce orders
The Office of Personnel Management’s guidance instructs agencies to undo ongoing and already-enacted agreements made under President Donald Trump’s orders.
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Senate energy panel backs Haaland for interior secretary
Some Republican senators labeled Rep. Deb Haaland, D-N.M., “radical” over her calls to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and address climate change, and said that could hurt rural America and major oil and gas-producing states.
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Presidential awards return after a pandemic pause
The Presidential Rank Awards honor the most exemplary members of the Senior Executive Service and senior career employees.
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Senate confirms Cardona as Biden’s education secretary
Miguel Cardona, 45, a former public school teacher who went on to become Connecticut’s education chief, was approved on a 64-33 vote.
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Biden’s management plan will address federal workforce recovery
The Biden administration plans to establish a management strategy that rehabilitates a workforce that has been ‘damaged, disrespected and demoralized’ for the last four years.
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Former Michigan Gov. Granholm confirmed as energy secretary
The vote was 64-35, with all Democrats and 14 Republicans, including GOP leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, voting yes.
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3 years later, DISA director reflects on how agency fought off elimination
Vice Adm. Nancy Norton took DISA from facing elimination to a critical agency in the response to COVID-19. Now she’s retiring.
-
Biden nominates 3 to postal board as delays persist
If confirmed by the Senate, the Board of Governors nominees would bring additional Democratic scrutiny on Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, a major GOP donor whose tenure has been mired by slow service and politicization.
-
DoD workers will retain union rights, Biden says
The head of the Department of Defense previously had the authority to revoke collective bargaining for employees deemed to be working in positions of national security.
-
OPM extends temporary senior appointment authority
Agencies will once again have the authority to hire temporary Senior Executive Service employees and keep them for longer to make progress on transition efforts.
-
OPM begins reversal of Trump’s workforce orders
The Office of Personnel Management’s guidance instructs agencies to undo ongoing and already-enacted agreements made under President Donald Trump’s orders.
-
Senate energy panel backs Haaland for interior secretary
Some Republican senators labeled Rep. Deb Haaland, D-N.M., “radical” over her calls to reduce dependence on fossil fuels and address climate change, and said that could hurt rural America and major oil and gas-producing states.
-
Presidential awards return after a pandemic pause
The Presidential Rank Awards honor the most exemplary members of the Senior Executive Service and senior career employees.
-
Senate confirms Cardona as Biden’s education secretary
Miguel Cardona, 45, a former public school teacher who went on to become Connecticut’s education chief, was approved on a 64-33 vote.
-
Biden’s management plan will address federal workforce recovery
The Biden administration plans to establish a management strategy that rehabilitates a workforce that has been ‘damaged, disrespected and demoralized’ for the last four years.
-
Former Michigan Gov. Granholm confirmed as energy secretary
The vote was 64-35, with all Democrats and 14 Republicans, including GOP leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky, voting yes.
-
3 years later, DISA director reflects on how agency fought off elimination
Vice Adm. Nancy Norton took DISA from facing elimination to a critical agency in the response to COVID-19. Now she’s retiring.
-
Biden nominates 3 to postal board as delays persist
If confirmed by the Senate, the Board of Governors nominees would bring additional Democratic scrutiny on Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, a major GOP donor whose tenure has been mired by slow service and politicization.
-
DoD workers will retain union rights, Biden says
The head of the Department of Defense previously had the authority to revoke collective bargaining for employees deemed to be working in positions of national security.
