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Is Trump about to announce a new chairman of the Joint Chiefs?
Trump teased an announcement at Saturday’s Army-Navy game.
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Why the Capitol architect has to keep annuitant employees
The Architect of the Capitol has received congressional scrutiny for some of its hiring practices.
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Congress delays federal pay raise decision, avoids shutdown
Congress decided once again to delay the decision on whether to increase federal employee pay for 2019.
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Congress delays latest shutdown for two more weeks
Lawmakers now have until Dec. 21 to reach a full-year spending plan or trigger an interruption in federal services.
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VA head defends staff in controversy over response to race riots
A news report found senior VA officials opposed plans for a forceful statement against white nationalism in the wake of the Charlottesville riots.
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OPM to begin project, program manager assessments next year
The Office of Personnel Management is gearing up to conduct assessments of federal project and program manager competencies across the government.
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Your best retirement date in 2018
The new leave year begins on Jan. 6, 2019. So, what’s so important about retiring before the end of the leave year? I’ll tell you.
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Mattis, GOP hawks warn Trump against defense cuts at White House meeting
Capitol Hill defense hawks pay Trump a visit to discuss the FY20 defense budget.
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Postal task force recommends changing employee pay, retirement
A task force plan to make the U.S. Postal Service more cost-effective proposes changing employee pay and retirement systems.
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Is Trump about to announce a new chairman of the Joint Chiefs?
Trump teased an announcement at Saturday’s Army-Navy game.
-
Why the Capitol architect has to keep annuitant employees
The Architect of the Capitol has received congressional scrutiny for some of its hiring practices.
-
Congress delays federal pay raise decision, avoids shutdown
Congress decided once again to delay the decision on whether to increase federal employee pay for 2019.
-
Congress delays latest shutdown for two more weeks
Lawmakers now have until Dec. 21 to reach a full-year spending plan or trigger an interruption in federal services.
-
VA head defends staff in controversy over response to race riots
A news report found senior VA officials opposed plans for a forceful statement against white nationalism in the wake of the Charlottesville riots.
-
OPM to begin project, program manager assessments next year
The Office of Personnel Management is gearing up to conduct assessments of federal project and program manager competencies across the government.
-
Your best retirement date in 2018
The new leave year begins on Jan. 6, 2019. So, what’s so important about retiring before the end of the leave year? I’ll tell you.
-
Mattis, GOP hawks warn Trump against defense cuts at White House meeting
Capitol Hill defense hawks pay Trump a visit to discuss the FY20 defense budget.
-
Postal task force recommends changing employee pay, retirement
A task force plan to make the U.S. Postal Service more cost-effective proposes changing employee pay and retirement systems.
-
Is Trump about to announce a new chairman of the Joint Chiefs?
Trump teased an announcement at Saturday’s Army-Navy game.
-
Why the Capitol architect has to keep annuitant employees
The Architect of the Capitol has received congressional scrutiny for some of its hiring practices.
-
Congress delays federal pay raise decision, avoids shutdown
Congress decided once again to delay the decision on whether to increase federal employee pay for 2019.
-
Congress delays latest shutdown for two more weeks
Lawmakers now have until Dec. 21 to reach a full-year spending plan or trigger an interruption in federal services.
-
VA head defends staff in controversy over response to race riots
A news report found senior VA officials opposed plans for a forceful statement against white nationalism in the wake of the Charlottesville riots.
-
OPM to begin project, program manager assessments next year
The Office of Personnel Management is gearing up to conduct assessments of federal project and program manager competencies across the government.
-
Your best retirement date in 2018
The new leave year begins on Jan. 6, 2019. So, what’s so important about retiring before the end of the leave year? I’ll tell you.
-
Mattis, GOP hawks warn Trump against defense cuts at White House meeting
Capitol Hill defense hawks pay Trump a visit to discuss the FY20 defense budget.
-
Postal task force recommends changing employee pay, retirement
A task force plan to make the U.S. Postal Service more cost-effective proposes changing employee pay and retirement systems.
