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Senate Democrats move to stop USDA relocation efforts
Some members of congress have vowed to fight the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s plan to move two offices outside Washington, D.C.
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More than 200,000 DHS employees have this new benefit
Coast Guard Exchange stores offer deals on electronics, clothing and other consumer products — and now the stores are open to all Department of Homeland Security civil service employees.
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Will D.C. metro closures make agencies allow more telework?
Washington, D.C., metro closures at six Virginia transit stations have caused the Office of Personnel Management to encourage greater use of telework.
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Do you have to obey now, grieve later?
It seems timely to advise the federal workforce on when it can refuse to obey an order of a superior.
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On North Korea, Trump seems to undermine a senior adviser
Seemingly contradicting his national security adviser, President Donald Trump on Sunday played down North Korea’s recent missile tests and said they were not a concern for him.
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Despite Congress, Trump pushes through weapon sales to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan
The move could have major repercussions for the American arms trade.
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The anti-union executive order fight continues one year later
Federal employee unions and the White House have clashed repeatedly over the last year over the line between collective bargaining rights and management overhaul.
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Senate’s Pentagon budget bill would obstruct Trump from leaving NATO
In a bipartisan fashion, the Senate Armed Services Committee is showing its support for the NATO alliance.
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Democrats blast Trump’s ‘war’ on the civil service
A White House plan to dismantle the Office of Personnel Management drew scrutiny as a political move without enough details to justify implementation or define success.
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Trump taps Barbara Barrett, former Aerospace Corporation chairwoman, as next Air Force secretary
Trump revealed his choice for the 25th Air Force secretary in a tweet Tuesday afternoon, shortly after the conclusion of a farewell ceremony for departing SECAF Heather Wilson.
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Senate Democrats move to stop USDA relocation efforts
Some members of congress have vowed to fight the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s plan to move two offices outside Washington, D.C.
-
More than 200,000 DHS employees have this new benefit
Coast Guard Exchange stores offer deals on electronics, clothing and other consumer products — and now the stores are open to all Department of Homeland Security civil service employees.
-
Will D.C. metro closures make agencies allow more telework?
Washington, D.C., metro closures at six Virginia transit stations have caused the Office of Personnel Management to encourage greater use of telework.
-
Do you have to obey now, grieve later?
It seems timely to advise the federal workforce on when it can refuse to obey an order of a superior.
-
On North Korea, Trump seems to undermine a senior adviser
Seemingly contradicting his national security adviser, President Donald Trump on Sunday played down North Korea’s recent missile tests and said they were not a concern for him.
-
Despite Congress, Trump pushes through weapon sales to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan
The move could have major repercussions for the American arms trade.
-
The anti-union executive order fight continues one year later
Federal employee unions and the White House have clashed repeatedly over the last year over the line between collective bargaining rights and management overhaul.
-
Senate’s Pentagon budget bill would obstruct Trump from leaving NATO
In a bipartisan fashion, the Senate Armed Services Committee is showing its support for the NATO alliance.
-
Democrats blast Trump’s ‘war’ on the civil service
A White House plan to dismantle the Office of Personnel Management drew scrutiny as a political move without enough details to justify implementation or define success.
-
Trump taps Barbara Barrett, former Aerospace Corporation chairwoman, as next Air Force secretary
Trump revealed his choice for the 25th Air Force secretary in a tweet Tuesday afternoon, shortly after the conclusion of a farewell ceremony for departing SECAF Heather Wilson.
-
Senate Democrats move to stop USDA relocation efforts
Some members of congress have vowed to fight the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s plan to move two offices outside Washington, D.C.
-
More than 200,000 DHS employees have this new benefit
Coast Guard Exchange stores offer deals on electronics, clothing and other consumer products — and now the stores are open to all Department of Homeland Security civil service employees.
-
Will D.C. metro closures make agencies allow more telework?
Washington, D.C., metro closures at six Virginia transit stations have caused the Office of Personnel Management to encourage greater use of telework.
-
Do you have to obey now, grieve later?
It seems timely to advise the federal workforce on when it can refuse to obey an order of a superior.
-
On North Korea, Trump seems to undermine a senior adviser
Seemingly contradicting his national security adviser, President Donald Trump on Sunday played down North Korea’s recent missile tests and said they were not a concern for him.
-
Despite Congress, Trump pushes through weapon sales to Saudi Arabia, UAE and Jordan
The move could have major repercussions for the American arms trade.
-
The anti-union executive order fight continues one year later
Federal employee unions and the White House have clashed repeatedly over the last year over the line between collective bargaining rights and management overhaul.
-
Senate’s Pentagon budget bill would obstruct Trump from leaving NATO
In a bipartisan fashion, the Senate Armed Services Committee is showing its support for the NATO alliance.
-
Democrats blast Trump’s ‘war’ on the civil service
A White House plan to dismantle the Office of Personnel Management drew scrutiny as a political move without enough details to justify implementation or define success.
-
Trump taps Barbara Barrett, former Aerospace Corporation chairwoman, as next Air Force secretary
Trump revealed his choice for the 25th Air Force secretary in a tweet Tuesday afternoon, shortly after the conclusion of a farewell ceremony for departing SECAF Heather Wilson.
