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Trump to meet with North Korea’s leader at 2nd summit, White House announces
The two leaders have been at a stalemate over the denuclearization of North Korea.
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Organizations offer grants to shutdown-impacted feds
Federal employees struggling to pay for necessities while missing paychecks can apply for a $100 grant.
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Trump cancels Pelosi’s use of military aircraft for Afghanistan trip
The House Speaker and President are at loggerheads over the shutdown; Pelosi had been scheduled to travel to Afghanistan.
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How the 2019 shutdown could impact a ‘whole generation of workers’
The lengthy, partial government shutdown will likely have negative impacts on both recruiting and retention afforts at agencies and contractors.
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State Dept tells diplomats to go back to work with pay
In a notice to staff posted online and sent to employees, the department said it had found money to pay most of its employees beginning Sunday or Monday for their next pay period.
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Talks on 2nd summit for Trump, Kim set for Washington
A former North Korean spy chief is expected to meet with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Trump signs guarantee to pay feds after shutdown
Legislation passed by both chambers of Congress would guarantee back pay for federal employees impacted by the partial government shutdown.
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Senators seek to guarantee back pay for low-wage contractors
The legislation would provide a path for reimbursement for contractor wages not paid during the government shutdown.
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Federal workers take on odd jobs to make ends meet
The hundreds of thousands of out-of-work government employees have more options than in past shutdowns given the rise of the so-called “gig economy” that has made an entire workforce out of people doing home vacation rentals and driving for companies like Uber, Lyft and Postmates.
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IRS recalls over half of workforce for tax season
Over 46,000 IRS employees will be required to work without pay so the agency can adequately address tax season needs.
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Trump to meet with North Korea’s leader at 2nd summit, White House announces
The two leaders have been at a stalemate over the denuclearization of North Korea.
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Organizations offer grants to shutdown-impacted feds
Federal employees struggling to pay for necessities while missing paychecks can apply for a $100 grant.
-
Trump cancels Pelosi’s use of military aircraft for Afghanistan trip
The House Speaker and President are at loggerheads over the shutdown; Pelosi had been scheduled to travel to Afghanistan.
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How the 2019 shutdown could impact a ‘whole generation of workers’
The lengthy, partial government shutdown will likely have negative impacts on both recruiting and retention afforts at agencies and contractors.
-
State Dept tells diplomats to go back to work with pay
In a notice to staff posted online and sent to employees, the department said it had found money to pay most of its employees beginning Sunday or Monday for their next pay period.
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Talks on 2nd summit for Trump, Kim set for Washington
A former North Korean spy chief is expected to meet with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
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Trump signs guarantee to pay feds after shutdown
Legislation passed by both chambers of Congress would guarantee back pay for federal employees impacted by the partial government shutdown.
-
Senators seek to guarantee back pay for low-wage contractors
The legislation would provide a path for reimbursement for contractor wages not paid during the government shutdown.
-
Federal workers take on odd jobs to make ends meet
The hundreds of thousands of out-of-work government employees have more options than in past shutdowns given the rise of the so-called “gig economy” that has made an entire workforce out of people doing home vacation rentals and driving for companies like Uber, Lyft and Postmates.
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IRS recalls over half of workforce for tax season
Over 46,000 IRS employees will be required to work without pay so the agency can adequately address tax season needs.
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Trump to meet with North Korea’s leader at 2nd summit, White House announces
The two leaders have been at a stalemate over the denuclearization of North Korea.
-
Organizations offer grants to shutdown-impacted feds
Federal employees struggling to pay for necessities while missing paychecks can apply for a $100 grant.
-
Trump cancels Pelosi’s use of military aircraft for Afghanistan trip
The House Speaker and President are at loggerheads over the shutdown; Pelosi had been scheduled to travel to Afghanistan.
-
How the 2019 shutdown could impact a ‘whole generation of workers’
The lengthy, partial government shutdown will likely have negative impacts on both recruiting and retention afforts at agencies and contractors.
-
State Dept tells diplomats to go back to work with pay
In a notice to staff posted online and sent to employees, the department said it had found money to pay most of its employees beginning Sunday or Monday for their next pay period.
-
Talks on 2nd summit for Trump, Kim set for Washington
A former North Korean spy chief is expected to meet with U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo.
-
Trump signs guarantee to pay feds after shutdown
Legislation passed by both chambers of Congress would guarantee back pay for federal employees impacted by the partial government shutdown.
-
Senators seek to guarantee back pay for low-wage contractors
The legislation would provide a path for reimbursement for contractor wages not paid during the government shutdown.
-
Federal workers take on odd jobs to make ends meet
The hundreds of thousands of out-of-work government employees have more options than in past shutdowns given the rise of the so-called “gig economy” that has made an entire workforce out of people doing home vacation rentals and driving for companies like Uber, Lyft and Postmates.
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IRS recalls over half of workforce for tax season
Over 46,000 IRS employees will be required to work without pay so the agency can adequately address tax season needs.
