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Confirmation of new Veterans Affairs CIO takes new urgency in light of recent GI Bill benefits problems
The department has been without a permanent technology head for almost two years.
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IRS raises limits on flexible spending arrangements for 2019
Flexible spending arrangement users now have the option to contribute an additional $50 to their healthcare accounts in 2019.
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Right-leaning nonprofit paid Whitaker nearly $1 million
Documents show acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker began revising his public disclosures the day he was appointed acting attorney general. He revised the forms four more times, including on Tuesday.
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Trump says troops are ‘proud’ to serve on the southern border at Thanksgiving
About 5,900 active-duty troops will spend the holiday working on border security assistance.
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It has cost $72 million so far to deploy active-duty troops to the border, Pentagon says
The price tag includes the costs of bringing troops home.
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OPM gives agencies 30 days to submit bargaining agreements
The 30-day timetable is part of Office of Personnel Management efforts to create an online collective bargaining agreement database.
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New legislation would improve retiree cost-of-living adjustments
Legislation introduced by Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., would unify cost of living calculations between the Federal Employee Retirement System and the Civil Service Retirement System.
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OPM needs to better communicate employee performance practices
The Office of Personnel Management needs to do a better job of communicating employee performance best practices, a Government Accountability Office report found.
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Is Trump planning his first trip downrange?
The president has not met with troops downrange so far in his first term, breaking precedent with the last two commanders in chief.
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Democratic senators sue over Whitaker’s appointment as AG
The suit, filed by Sens. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, Mazie Hirono of Hawaii and Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island, argues that Whitaker’s appointment violates the Constitution because he has not been confirmed by the Senate.
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Confirmation of new Veterans Affairs CIO takes new urgency in light of recent GI Bill benefits problems
The department has been without a permanent technology head for almost two years.
-
IRS raises limits on flexible spending arrangements for 2019
Flexible spending arrangement users now have the option to contribute an additional $50 to their healthcare accounts in 2019.
-
Right-leaning nonprofit paid Whitaker nearly $1 million
Documents show acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker began revising his public disclosures the day he was appointed acting attorney general. He revised the forms four more times, including on Tuesday.
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Trump says troops are ‘proud’ to serve on the southern border at Thanksgiving
About 5,900 active-duty troops will spend the holiday working on border security assistance.
-
It has cost $72 million so far to deploy active-duty troops to the border, Pentagon says
The price tag includes the costs of bringing troops home.
-
OPM gives agencies 30 days to submit bargaining agreements
The 30-day timetable is part of Office of Personnel Management efforts to create an online collective bargaining agreement database.
-
New legislation would improve retiree cost-of-living adjustments
Legislation introduced by Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., would unify cost of living calculations between the Federal Employee Retirement System and the Civil Service Retirement System.
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OPM needs to better communicate employee performance practices
The Office of Personnel Management needs to do a better job of communicating employee performance best practices, a Government Accountability Office report found.
-
Is Trump planning his first trip downrange?
The president has not met with troops downrange so far in his first term, breaking precedent with the last two commanders in chief.
-
Democratic senators sue over Whitaker’s appointment as AG
The suit, filed by Sens. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, Mazie Hirono of Hawaii and Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island, argues that Whitaker’s appointment violates the Constitution because he has not been confirmed by the Senate.
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Confirmation of new Veterans Affairs CIO takes new urgency in light of recent GI Bill benefits problems
The department has been without a permanent technology head for almost two years.
-
IRS raises limits on flexible spending arrangements for 2019
Flexible spending arrangement users now have the option to contribute an additional $50 to their healthcare accounts in 2019.
-
Right-leaning nonprofit paid Whitaker nearly $1 million
Documents show acting Attorney General Matthew Whitaker began revising his public disclosures the day he was appointed acting attorney general. He revised the forms four more times, including on Tuesday.
-
Trump says troops are ‘proud’ to serve on the southern border at Thanksgiving
About 5,900 active-duty troops will spend the holiday working on border security assistance.
-
It has cost $72 million so far to deploy active-duty troops to the border, Pentagon says
The price tag includes the costs of bringing troops home.
-
OPM gives agencies 30 days to submit bargaining agreements
The 30-day timetable is part of Office of Personnel Management efforts to create an online collective bargaining agreement database.
-
New legislation would improve retiree cost-of-living adjustments
Legislation introduced by Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., would unify cost of living calculations between the Federal Employee Retirement System and the Civil Service Retirement System.
-
OPM needs to better communicate employee performance practices
The Office of Personnel Management needs to do a better job of communicating employee performance best practices, a Government Accountability Office report found.
-
Is Trump planning his first trip downrange?
The president has not met with troops downrange so far in his first term, breaking precedent with the last two commanders in chief.
-
Democratic senators sue over Whitaker’s appointment as AG
The suit, filed by Sens. Richard Blumenthal of Connecticut, Mazie Hirono of Hawaii and Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island, argues that Whitaker’s appointment violates the Constitution because he has not been confirmed by the Senate.
