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The real deal on preselection
How to tell when a federal job has been preselected and whether it is worthwhile to still apply.
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2019 pay raise expected on many feds’ upcoming paychecks
The 1.9 percent pay increase was authorized in February 2019, but agencies did not begin the implementation process until late March.
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Homeland Security official tapped as new Pentagon communications chief
It’s been more than 300 days since Pentagon officials held a regular briefing on camera.
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Family leave legislation introduced in the Senate
Federal employees would receive paid maternity and paternity leave under legislation introduced in the House and Senate.
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Is it already time to worry about the Pentagon budget?
Lawmakers worry the budget fight between President Donald Trump and Democrats will lead to a deadlock in negotiations.
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Why is OPM so slow to address ‘high-risk’ issues?
The Office of Personnel Management currently has 18 open, high-priority recommendations it needs to address, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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Trump to boost troop deployments at U.S. southern border again
The president also lamented that if troops “got a little rough, everybody would go crazy.”
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Shanahan predicts expanded role at border for Pentagon
The military isn’t leaving the border anytime soon, the acting secretary expects.
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House sets $1.3T spending cap, budget talks begin
The House on Tuesday lifted an overall spending cap to $1.3 trillion to allow its appropriators to craft 2020 spending bills.
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VA secretary’s health care fight could affect the department for decades to come
Only eight months into the job, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie’s moves now could define his department for generations to come.
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The real deal on preselection
How to tell when a federal job has been preselected and whether it is worthwhile to still apply.
-
2019 pay raise expected on many feds’ upcoming paychecks
The 1.9 percent pay increase was authorized in February 2019, but agencies did not begin the implementation process until late March.
-
Homeland Security official tapped as new Pentagon communications chief
It’s been more than 300 days since Pentagon officials held a regular briefing on camera.
-
Family leave legislation introduced in the Senate
Federal employees would receive paid maternity and paternity leave under legislation introduced in the House and Senate.
-
Is it already time to worry about the Pentagon budget?
Lawmakers worry the budget fight between President Donald Trump and Democrats will lead to a deadlock in negotiations.
-
Why is OPM so slow to address ‘high-risk’ issues?
The Office of Personnel Management currently has 18 open, high-priority recommendations it needs to address, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
Trump to boost troop deployments at U.S. southern border again
The president also lamented that if troops “got a little rough, everybody would go crazy.”
-
Shanahan predicts expanded role at border for Pentagon
The military isn’t leaving the border anytime soon, the acting secretary expects.
-
House sets $1.3T spending cap, budget talks begin
The House on Tuesday lifted an overall spending cap to $1.3 trillion to allow its appropriators to craft 2020 spending bills.
-
VA secretary’s health care fight could affect the department for decades to come
Only eight months into the job, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie’s moves now could define his department for generations to come.
-
The real deal on preselection
How to tell when a federal job has been preselected and whether it is worthwhile to still apply.
-
2019 pay raise expected on many feds’ upcoming paychecks
The 1.9 percent pay increase was authorized in February 2019, but agencies did not begin the implementation process until late March.
-
Homeland Security official tapped as new Pentagon communications chief
It’s been more than 300 days since Pentagon officials held a regular briefing on camera.
-
Family leave legislation introduced in the Senate
Federal employees would receive paid maternity and paternity leave under legislation introduced in the House and Senate.
-
Is it already time to worry about the Pentagon budget?
Lawmakers worry the budget fight between President Donald Trump and Democrats will lead to a deadlock in negotiations.
-
Why is OPM so slow to address ‘high-risk’ issues?
The Office of Personnel Management currently has 18 open, high-priority recommendations it needs to address, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
Trump to boost troop deployments at U.S. southern border again
The president also lamented that if troops “got a little rough, everybody would go crazy.”
-
Shanahan predicts expanded role at border for Pentagon
The military isn’t leaving the border anytime soon, the acting secretary expects.
-
House sets $1.3T spending cap, budget talks begin
The House on Tuesday lifted an overall spending cap to $1.3 trillion to allow its appropriators to craft 2020 spending bills.
-
VA secretary’s health care fight could affect the department for decades to come
Only eight months into the job, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie’s moves now could define his department for generations to come.
