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Government improvement challenge to look for many solutions in one
Up to three winners could receive $300,000 for proposals on how the new Government Effectiveness Advanced Research Center could improve government performance.
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Storm-ravaged bases wait on Washington for repair money
Hundreds of millions of repair dollars are at stake for several stateside military bases.
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Hundreds gather at ceremony to bid farewell to Rosenstein
Attorney General William Barr and former Attorney General Jeff Sessions were among the speakers, praising Rosenstein’s dedication to a difficult job.
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26 feds are finalists for Service to America awards
The Partnership for Public Service’s 2019 Sammies award finalists span 20 agencies and made advancements for the public in areas such as science, technology and management.
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Trump to nominate Shanahan for top Pentagon post
“Acting Secretary Shanahan has proven over the last several months that he is beyond qualified to lead the Department of Defense, and he will continue to do an excellent job,” White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said in a statement.
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Big boost in VA funding could be halted by border wall funding fight
House appropriators advanced a $228 billion budget plan covering veterans programs for military construction in fiscal 2020, but immigration issues overshadow its future.
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OPM nominee promises open communication, faces opposition
Dale Cabaniss, the nominee to lead the Office of Personnel Management, cited her past experience with congressional leadership as proof of her willingness to work with lawmakers.
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New bill would make feds’ retirement count from day 1
Federal employees that are first hired in temporary positions must currently make up the years they were not counted as permanent in their retirement calculations.
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White House makes 8 awards to exemplary federal employees
The ‘Gears of Government’ awards specifically sought to recognize federal work being done in a variety of formats and locations.
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USDA announces top 3 contenders for relocation initiative
The agency plans to move two departments out of Washington, D.C., despite vocal opposition.
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Government improvement challenge to look for many solutions in one
Up to three winners could receive $300,000 for proposals on how the new Government Effectiveness Advanced Research Center could improve government performance.
-
Storm-ravaged bases wait on Washington for repair money
Hundreds of millions of repair dollars are at stake for several stateside military bases.
-
Hundreds gather at ceremony to bid farewell to Rosenstein
Attorney General William Barr and former Attorney General Jeff Sessions were among the speakers, praising Rosenstein’s dedication to a difficult job.
-
26 feds are finalists for Service to America awards
The Partnership for Public Service’s 2019 Sammies award finalists span 20 agencies and made advancements for the public in areas such as science, technology and management.
-
Trump to nominate Shanahan for top Pentagon post
“Acting Secretary Shanahan has proven over the last several months that he is beyond qualified to lead the Department of Defense, and he will continue to do an excellent job,” White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said in a statement.
-
Big boost in VA funding could be halted by border wall funding fight
House appropriators advanced a $228 billion budget plan covering veterans programs for military construction in fiscal 2020, but immigration issues overshadow its future.
-
OPM nominee promises open communication, faces opposition
Dale Cabaniss, the nominee to lead the Office of Personnel Management, cited her past experience with congressional leadership as proof of her willingness to work with lawmakers.
-
New bill would make feds’ retirement count from day 1
Federal employees that are first hired in temporary positions must currently make up the years they were not counted as permanent in their retirement calculations.
-
White House makes 8 awards to exemplary federal employees
The ‘Gears of Government’ awards specifically sought to recognize federal work being done in a variety of formats and locations.
-
USDA announces top 3 contenders for relocation initiative
The agency plans to move two departments out of Washington, D.C., despite vocal opposition.
-
Government improvement challenge to look for many solutions in one
Up to three winners could receive $300,000 for proposals on how the new Government Effectiveness Advanced Research Center could improve government performance.
-
Storm-ravaged bases wait on Washington for repair money
Hundreds of millions of repair dollars are at stake for several stateside military bases.
-
Hundreds gather at ceremony to bid farewell to Rosenstein
Attorney General William Barr and former Attorney General Jeff Sessions were among the speakers, praising Rosenstein’s dedication to a difficult job.
-
26 feds are finalists for Service to America awards
The Partnership for Public Service’s 2019 Sammies award finalists span 20 agencies and made advancements for the public in areas such as science, technology and management.
-
Trump to nominate Shanahan for top Pentagon post
“Acting Secretary Shanahan has proven over the last several months that he is beyond qualified to lead the Department of Defense, and he will continue to do an excellent job,” White House press secretary Sarah Sanders said in a statement.
-
Big boost in VA funding could be halted by border wall funding fight
House appropriators advanced a $228 billion budget plan covering veterans programs for military construction in fiscal 2020, but immigration issues overshadow its future.
-
OPM nominee promises open communication, faces opposition
Dale Cabaniss, the nominee to lead the Office of Personnel Management, cited her past experience with congressional leadership as proof of her willingness to work with lawmakers.
-
New bill would make feds’ retirement count from day 1
Federal employees that are first hired in temporary positions must currently make up the years they were not counted as permanent in their retirement calculations.
-
White House makes 8 awards to exemplary federal employees
The ‘Gears of Government’ awards specifically sought to recognize federal work being done in a variety of formats and locations.
-
USDA announces top 3 contenders for relocation initiative
The agency plans to move two departments out of Washington, D.C., despite vocal opposition.
