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Feds to have less preparation for religious time off
The Office of Personnel Management will soon institute a narrower time frame to make up the work hours missed due to religious observance.
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White House launches new shared services initiative
The initiative designates certain federal agencies as leads in establishing IT systems and services practices across the federal government.
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Trump transfers background investigation power to Pentagon
The Department of Defense will now formally take over background investigations for the entire federal government..
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Senators oppose OPM expansion of criminal hiring check
Applicants for federal jobs may soon be required to detail conviction alternative programs they have done, in addition to any actual incarcerations.
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Pentagon’s ‘Rebel Alliance’ gets new leadership
The changeover of leadership occurs as the current Defense Digital Service director and founder is about to see his term at the agency expire.
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Herman Cain withdraws from consideration for Fed, Trump says
Cain’s nomination was all but doomed earlier this month when four Republican senators said they wouldn’t vote to confirm him if he were nominated.
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OPM data breach lawsuit on appeal
Appeals on a class action lawsuit over the 2015 Office of Personnel Management data breach hinges on whether federal employees have standing to bring suit in the first place.
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Watchdog calls out OMB for falling short on data reporting
Data quality improvements represented nearly a quarter of priority recommendations in need of attention by the Office of Management and Budget.
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Two job offers is a good problem to have
Job offers that come in simultaneously or shortly after one another require a comparison of pay, benefits, teleworking and responsibilities before making a decision.
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Consider bypassing Board-level review
Without a quorum, the Merit Systems Protection Board cannot rule on appealed cases from its administrative judges.
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Feds to have less preparation for religious time off
The Office of Personnel Management will soon institute a narrower time frame to make up the work hours missed due to religious observance.
-
White House launches new shared services initiative
The initiative designates certain federal agencies as leads in establishing IT systems and services practices across the federal government.
-
Trump transfers background investigation power to Pentagon
The Department of Defense will now formally take over background investigations for the entire federal government..
-
Senators oppose OPM expansion of criminal hiring check
Applicants for federal jobs may soon be required to detail conviction alternative programs they have done, in addition to any actual incarcerations.
-
Pentagon’s ‘Rebel Alliance’ gets new leadership
The changeover of leadership occurs as the current Defense Digital Service director and founder is about to see his term at the agency expire.
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Herman Cain withdraws from consideration for Fed, Trump says
Cain’s nomination was all but doomed earlier this month when four Republican senators said they wouldn’t vote to confirm him if he were nominated.
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OPM data breach lawsuit on appeal
Appeals on a class action lawsuit over the 2015 Office of Personnel Management data breach hinges on whether federal employees have standing to bring suit in the first place.
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Watchdog calls out OMB for falling short on data reporting
Data quality improvements represented nearly a quarter of priority recommendations in need of attention by the Office of Management and Budget.
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Two job offers is a good problem to have
Job offers that come in simultaneously or shortly after one another require a comparison of pay, benefits, teleworking and responsibilities before making a decision.
-
Consider bypassing Board-level review
Without a quorum, the Merit Systems Protection Board cannot rule on appealed cases from its administrative judges.
-
Feds to have less preparation for religious time off
The Office of Personnel Management will soon institute a narrower time frame to make up the work hours missed due to religious observance.
-
White House launches new shared services initiative
The initiative designates certain federal agencies as leads in establishing IT systems and services practices across the federal government.
-
Trump transfers background investigation power to Pentagon
The Department of Defense will now formally take over background investigations for the entire federal government..
-
Senators oppose OPM expansion of criminal hiring check
Applicants for federal jobs may soon be required to detail conviction alternative programs they have done, in addition to any actual incarcerations.
-
Pentagon’s ‘Rebel Alliance’ gets new leadership
The changeover of leadership occurs as the current Defense Digital Service director and founder is about to see his term at the agency expire.
-
Herman Cain withdraws from consideration for Fed, Trump says
Cain’s nomination was all but doomed earlier this month when four Republican senators said they wouldn’t vote to confirm him if he were nominated.
-
OPM data breach lawsuit on appeal
Appeals on a class action lawsuit over the 2015 Office of Personnel Management data breach hinges on whether federal employees have standing to bring suit in the first place.
-
Watchdog calls out OMB for falling short on data reporting
Data quality improvements represented nearly a quarter of priority recommendations in need of attention by the Office of Management and Budget.
-
Two job offers is a good problem to have
Job offers that come in simultaneously or shortly after one another require a comparison of pay, benefits, teleworking and responsibilities before making a decision.
-
Consider bypassing Board-level review
Without a quorum, the Merit Systems Protection Board cannot rule on appealed cases from its administrative judges.
