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Watchdog encourages USPS employees to think small
Postal employees are ideally positioned to engage with the many microbusinesses that use the U.S. Postal Service each year.
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Agencies improve employee wellness, but still have more to do
The Office of Personnel Management’s biannual evaluation of employee wellness programs saw some agencies excel, while others struggled to meet core requirements.
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Is the Trump administration changing course with new R&D policy?
Federal investment in research and development has been on the decline, but an Office of Management and Budget memo now wants it to be a priority.
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Trump’s planned federal pay freeze begins to melt
The White House reversed course to lend its support to a base pay increase for federal employees.
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Unions call for a full court rehearing on Trump executive orders
The case will boil down to whether the courts or a federal labor authority has the jurisdiction to decide the legality of the orders.
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A campaign finance referee is leaving the field
The federal commission tasked with enforcing election law will soon become effectively inoperable.
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Esper sees progress to fill top Pentagon vacancies
Congress and the White House are working to fill senior vacancies at the Pentagon.
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DoD has obligated $450 million since April 2018 to send troops to US-Mexico border
The Pentagon is funding another section of the border wall, but Defense Secretary Mark Esper wouldn’t say whether the project could be completely executed by the military.
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Senators: Why did USDA reduce buyouts with so little notice?
Employees that chose to leave two agency components rather than relocate had very little time to choose whether to accept reduced separation payments.
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Senate Veterans’ Affairs chairman to retire at end of 2019
Johnny Isakson has lead the committee since 2015.
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Watchdog encourages USPS employees to think small
Postal employees are ideally positioned to engage with the many microbusinesses that use the U.S. Postal Service each year.
-
Agencies improve employee wellness, but still have more to do
The Office of Personnel Management’s biannual evaluation of employee wellness programs saw some agencies excel, while others struggled to meet core requirements.
-
Is the Trump administration changing course with new R&D policy?
Federal investment in research and development has been on the decline, but an Office of Management and Budget memo now wants it to be a priority.
-
Trump’s planned federal pay freeze begins to melt
The White House reversed course to lend its support to a base pay increase for federal employees.
-
Unions call for a full court rehearing on Trump executive orders
The case will boil down to whether the courts or a federal labor authority has the jurisdiction to decide the legality of the orders.
-
A campaign finance referee is leaving the field
The federal commission tasked with enforcing election law will soon become effectively inoperable.
-
Esper sees progress to fill top Pentagon vacancies
Congress and the White House are working to fill senior vacancies at the Pentagon.
-
DoD has obligated $450 million since April 2018 to send troops to US-Mexico border
The Pentagon is funding another section of the border wall, but Defense Secretary Mark Esper wouldn’t say whether the project could be completely executed by the military.
-
Senators: Why did USDA reduce buyouts with so little notice?
Employees that chose to leave two agency components rather than relocate had very little time to choose whether to accept reduced separation payments.
-
Senate Veterans’ Affairs chairman to retire at end of 2019
Johnny Isakson has lead the committee since 2015.
-
Watchdog encourages USPS employees to think small
Postal employees are ideally positioned to engage with the many microbusinesses that use the U.S. Postal Service each year.
-
Agencies improve employee wellness, but still have more to do
The Office of Personnel Management’s biannual evaluation of employee wellness programs saw some agencies excel, while others struggled to meet core requirements.
-
Is the Trump administration changing course with new R&D policy?
Federal investment in research and development has been on the decline, but an Office of Management and Budget memo now wants it to be a priority.
-
Trump’s planned federal pay freeze begins to melt
The White House reversed course to lend its support to a base pay increase for federal employees.
-
Unions call for a full court rehearing on Trump executive orders
The case will boil down to whether the courts or a federal labor authority has the jurisdiction to decide the legality of the orders.
-
A campaign finance referee is leaving the field
The federal commission tasked with enforcing election law will soon become effectively inoperable.
-
Esper sees progress to fill top Pentagon vacancies
Congress and the White House are working to fill senior vacancies at the Pentagon.
-
DoD has obligated $450 million since April 2018 to send troops to US-Mexico border
The Pentagon is funding another section of the border wall, but Defense Secretary Mark Esper wouldn’t say whether the project could be completely executed by the military.
-
Senators: Why did USDA reduce buyouts with so little notice?
Employees that chose to leave two agency components rather than relocate had very little time to choose whether to accept reduced separation payments.
-
Senate Veterans’ Affairs chairman to retire at end of 2019
Johnny Isakson has lead the committee since 2015.
