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Librarians turn to EEOC for help in fight over book bans
Several who were fired for refusing to remove books have filed workplace discrimination claims with the federal agency.
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Retirement processing slows after record-setting month
OPM asked agencies to estimate how many retirement applications they’ll receive in the coming months to help inform workloads.
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Will a government shutdown halt open enrollment?
What happens to the annual enrollment period for federal health benefits if there’s a lapse in appropriations?
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When does the continuing resolution expire, and how does it work?
CRs limit the ability of federal agencies to initiate new programs and hiring and adds administrative burdens.
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IRS plan to let taxpayers digitally submit docs is ahead of schedule
With the electronic free file tax return system starting in 2024, the agency will be able to process everything, including tax returns, digitally by 2025.
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Mattis says vets at Jan. 6 Capitol riot ‘don’t define the military’
“There’s always someone that disappoints you. I’m reminded that Jesus of Nazareth had 1 out of 12 disappoint him.”
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Former Leidos CEO Krone to lead Boy Scouts of America
A federal judge in March upheld the $2.4 billion bankruptcy plan for the Irving, Texas-based organization, which allowed it to keep operating.
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Is Election Day a federal holiday?
More than a third of states have some form of Election Day holiday.
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Almost 70% of federal employees still telework, OPM poll finds
According to the 2023 results, 17% telework one or two days per week.
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Record workload for VA in 2023 means more hiring in 2024
Department workers set new records in medical appointments, claims processing and veteran outreach in fiscal 2023.
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Librarians turn to EEOC for help in fight over book bans
Several who were fired for refusing to remove books have filed workplace discrimination claims with the federal agency.
-
Retirement processing slows after record-setting month
OPM asked agencies to estimate how many retirement applications they’ll receive in the coming months to help inform workloads.
-
Will a government shutdown halt open enrollment?
What happens to the annual enrollment period for federal health benefits if there’s a lapse in appropriations?
-
When does the continuing resolution expire, and how does it work?
CRs limit the ability of federal agencies to initiate new programs and hiring and adds administrative burdens.
-
IRS plan to let taxpayers digitally submit docs is ahead of schedule
With the electronic free file tax return system starting in 2024, the agency will be able to process everything, including tax returns, digitally by 2025.
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Mattis says vets at Jan. 6 Capitol riot ‘don’t define the military’
“There’s always someone that disappoints you. I’m reminded that Jesus of Nazareth had 1 out of 12 disappoint him.”
-
Former Leidos CEO Krone to lead Boy Scouts of America
A federal judge in March upheld the $2.4 billion bankruptcy plan for the Irving, Texas-based organization, which allowed it to keep operating.
-
Is Election Day a federal holiday?
More than a third of states have some form of Election Day holiday.
-
Almost 70% of federal employees still telework, OPM poll finds
According to the 2023 results, 17% telework one or two days per week.
-
Record workload for VA in 2023 means more hiring in 2024
Department workers set new records in medical appointments, claims processing and veteran outreach in fiscal 2023.
-
Librarians turn to EEOC for help in fight over book bans
Several who were fired for refusing to remove books have filed workplace discrimination claims with the federal agency.
-
Retirement processing slows after record-setting month
OPM asked agencies to estimate how many retirement applications they’ll receive in the coming months to help inform workloads.
-
Will a government shutdown halt open enrollment?
What happens to the annual enrollment period for federal health benefits if there’s a lapse in appropriations?
-
When does the continuing resolution expire, and how does it work?
CRs limit the ability of federal agencies to initiate new programs and hiring and adds administrative burdens.
-
IRS plan to let taxpayers digitally submit docs is ahead of schedule
With the electronic free file tax return system starting in 2024, the agency will be able to process everything, including tax returns, digitally by 2025.
-
Mattis says vets at Jan. 6 Capitol riot ‘don’t define the military’
“There’s always someone that disappoints you. I’m reminded that Jesus of Nazareth had 1 out of 12 disappoint him.”
-
Former Leidos CEO Krone to lead Boy Scouts of America
A federal judge in March upheld the $2.4 billion bankruptcy plan for the Irving, Texas-based organization, which allowed it to keep operating.
-
Is Election Day a federal holiday?
More than a third of states have some form of Election Day holiday.
-
Almost 70% of federal employees still telework, OPM poll finds
According to the 2023 results, 17% telework one or two days per week.
-
Record workload for VA in 2023 means more hiring in 2024
Department workers set new records in medical appointments, claims processing and veteran outreach in fiscal 2023.
