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Agencies are on the clock for digital records transitions
A new White House memo requires agencies to meet digital records milestones over the next three-and-a-half years.
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Some feds could get a new data-based title
The Office of Personnel Management granted agencies the authority to add new classifications to job titles that deal with federal data.
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House passes federal pay raise with restrictions on agency reorgs
Federal employees are one step closer to seeing their largest pay increase in a decade.
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Union files unfair labor charges against new EPA contract
The charge is the latest in a prolonged and contentious contract negotiation between the Environmental Protection Agency and the American Federation of Government Employees.
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High court keeps citizenship question on hold in census case
The high court did not say the question could not be asked, just that the administration’s current justification for adding the question was insufficient.
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Supreme Court allows partisan districts, blocks census query
On the court’s final day of decisions before a summer break, the justices dealt blows to efforts to combat the drawing of electoral districts for partisan gain and put a hold on a Trump administration effort to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census.
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Senior EPA official steps down amid House ethics probe
Ethics questions have dogged EPA Assistant Administrator Bill Wehrum since his 2017 nomination by President Donald Trump. He long represented the fossil fuels and chemical industries as a Washington lawyer.
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Big VA budget boost included in controversial spending bill
But plans for a $217.5 billion VA budget next year could be stalled by the unrelated debate over how to fund border security.
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House passes contractor back pay in 2020 spending bill
Low-wage federal contractors may see money back for pay lost during the government shutdown, nearly one year later.
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Democrats plan amendment to prevent layoffs at OPM
Federal employees and members of Congress spoke out against the Trump administration’s planned government reorganization at a rally outside the Office of Personnel Management building.
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Agencies are on the clock for digital records transitions
A new White House memo requires agencies to meet digital records milestones over the next three-and-a-half years.
-
Some feds could get a new data-based title
The Office of Personnel Management granted agencies the authority to add new classifications to job titles that deal with federal data.
-
House passes federal pay raise with restrictions on agency reorgs
Federal employees are one step closer to seeing their largest pay increase in a decade.
-
Union files unfair labor charges against new EPA contract
The charge is the latest in a prolonged and contentious contract negotiation between the Environmental Protection Agency and the American Federation of Government Employees.
-
High court keeps citizenship question on hold in census case
The high court did not say the question could not be asked, just that the administration’s current justification for adding the question was insufficient.
-
Supreme Court allows partisan districts, blocks census query
On the court’s final day of decisions before a summer break, the justices dealt blows to efforts to combat the drawing of electoral districts for partisan gain and put a hold on a Trump administration effort to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census.
-
Senior EPA official steps down amid House ethics probe
Ethics questions have dogged EPA Assistant Administrator Bill Wehrum since his 2017 nomination by President Donald Trump. He long represented the fossil fuels and chemical industries as a Washington lawyer.
-
Big VA budget boost included in controversial spending bill
But plans for a $217.5 billion VA budget next year could be stalled by the unrelated debate over how to fund border security.
-
House passes contractor back pay in 2020 spending bill
Low-wage federal contractors may see money back for pay lost during the government shutdown, nearly one year later.
-
Democrats plan amendment to prevent layoffs at OPM
Federal employees and members of Congress spoke out against the Trump administration’s planned government reorganization at a rally outside the Office of Personnel Management building.
-
Agencies are on the clock for digital records transitions
A new White House memo requires agencies to meet digital records milestones over the next three-and-a-half years.
-
Some feds could get a new data-based title
The Office of Personnel Management granted agencies the authority to add new classifications to job titles that deal with federal data.
-
House passes federal pay raise with restrictions on agency reorgs
Federal employees are one step closer to seeing their largest pay increase in a decade.
-
Union files unfair labor charges against new EPA contract
The charge is the latest in a prolonged and contentious contract negotiation between the Environmental Protection Agency and the American Federation of Government Employees.
-
High court keeps citizenship question on hold in census case
The high court did not say the question could not be asked, just that the administration’s current justification for adding the question was insufficient.
-
Supreme Court allows partisan districts, blocks census query
On the court’s final day of decisions before a summer break, the justices dealt blows to efforts to combat the drawing of electoral districts for partisan gain and put a hold on a Trump administration effort to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census.
-
Senior EPA official steps down amid House ethics probe
Ethics questions have dogged EPA Assistant Administrator Bill Wehrum since his 2017 nomination by President Donald Trump. He long represented the fossil fuels and chemical industries as a Washington lawyer.
-
Big VA budget boost included in controversial spending bill
But plans for a $217.5 billion VA budget next year could be stalled by the unrelated debate over how to fund border security.
-
House passes contractor back pay in 2020 spending bill
Low-wage federal contractors may see money back for pay lost during the government shutdown, nearly one year later.
-
Democrats plan amendment to prevent layoffs at OPM
Federal employees and members of Congress spoke out against the Trump administration’s planned government reorganization at a rally outside the Office of Personnel Management building.
