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Here are the top priorities for fed leadership for the new fiscal year
The GSA administrator gave an update on several on-going modernization projects.
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New long-term care plan aims to keep costs stable
Feds that enroll in long term care insurance after Oct. 21 will see a new feature that aims to keep their premium costs stable later in life.
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Trump taps Perry deputy to replace him at Energy Department
The nod follows Energy Secretary Rick Perry’s Oct. 17 confirmation he will leave the position later this year.
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Trump’s use of military money for border wall survives Senate test
The Senate voted Thursday to sustain President Donald Trump’s veto of Democratic-sponsored legislation reversing his raid of military base project money to pay for the U.S.-Mexico border wall.
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Union disputes OPM’s argument for reforming personnel management
The Trump administration has relied heavily on results from the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey to justify employee management reforms, but one union says the numbers tell another story.
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The Army is creating an enterprise cloud management office
The office will help educate components looking to migrate to the cloud.
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Postal Service head to retire amid mounting financial woes
The announcement comes as the service has grappled with 12 years of net losses, due in part to declining first-class mail volume.
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Trump blasts Mattis as ‘the world’s most overrated general’
The comments came amid a White House fight between the president and Democratic leaders over the U.S. troop withdrawal in Syria.
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2019 Sammies winners reveal the inspiration for their public service
Six federal employees were recognized by the Partnership for Public Service as outstanding examples of government service.
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VA fails at workforce planning due to leadership turnover
The Department of Veterans Affairs has been unable to formalize plans for maintaining its workforce due to a lack of consistency in leadership.
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Here are the top priorities for fed leadership for the new fiscal year
The GSA administrator gave an update on several on-going modernization projects.
-
New long-term care plan aims to keep costs stable
Feds that enroll in long term care insurance after Oct. 21 will see a new feature that aims to keep their premium costs stable later in life.
-
Trump taps Perry deputy to replace him at Energy Department
The nod follows Energy Secretary Rick Perry’s Oct. 17 confirmation he will leave the position later this year.
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Trump’s use of military money for border wall survives Senate test
The Senate voted Thursday to sustain President Donald Trump’s veto of Democratic-sponsored legislation reversing his raid of military base project money to pay for the U.S.-Mexico border wall.
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Union disputes OPM’s argument for reforming personnel management
The Trump administration has relied heavily on results from the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey to justify employee management reforms, but one union says the numbers tell another story.
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The Army is creating an enterprise cloud management office
The office will help educate components looking to migrate to the cloud.
-
Postal Service head to retire amid mounting financial woes
The announcement comes as the service has grappled with 12 years of net losses, due in part to declining first-class mail volume.
-
Trump blasts Mattis as ‘the world’s most overrated general’
The comments came amid a White House fight between the president and Democratic leaders over the U.S. troop withdrawal in Syria.
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2019 Sammies winners reveal the inspiration for their public service
Six federal employees were recognized by the Partnership for Public Service as outstanding examples of government service.
-
VA fails at workforce planning due to leadership turnover
The Department of Veterans Affairs has been unable to formalize plans for maintaining its workforce due to a lack of consistency in leadership.
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Here are the top priorities for fed leadership for the new fiscal year
The GSA administrator gave an update on several on-going modernization projects.
-
New long-term care plan aims to keep costs stable
Feds that enroll in long term care insurance after Oct. 21 will see a new feature that aims to keep their premium costs stable later in life.
-
Trump taps Perry deputy to replace him at Energy Department
The nod follows Energy Secretary Rick Perry’s Oct. 17 confirmation he will leave the position later this year.
-
Trump’s use of military money for border wall survives Senate test
The Senate voted Thursday to sustain President Donald Trump’s veto of Democratic-sponsored legislation reversing his raid of military base project money to pay for the U.S.-Mexico border wall.
-
Union disputes OPM’s argument for reforming personnel management
The Trump administration has relied heavily on results from the Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey to justify employee management reforms, but one union says the numbers tell another story.
-
The Army is creating an enterprise cloud management office
The office will help educate components looking to migrate to the cloud.
-
Postal Service head to retire amid mounting financial woes
The announcement comes as the service has grappled with 12 years of net losses, due in part to declining first-class mail volume.
-
Trump blasts Mattis as ‘the world’s most overrated general’
The comments came amid a White House fight between the president and Democratic leaders over the U.S. troop withdrawal in Syria.
-
2019 Sammies winners reveal the inspiration for their public service
Six federal employees were recognized by the Partnership for Public Service as outstanding examples of government service.
-
VA fails at workforce planning due to leadership turnover
The Department of Veterans Affairs has been unable to formalize plans for maintaining its workforce due to a lack of consistency in leadership.
