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IT workers at VA get 17% pay boost to narrow gap with private sector
A year in the making, the pay raise, which works out to an average $18,000, aims to help the agency recruit and retain.
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Federal workers and company employees needed back at office
Fully remote work is associated with about 10% lower productivity than in-person work, according to Stanford’s Institute for Economic Policy and Research.
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To conquer mountains of paperwork, IRS aims to go paperless by 2025
The effort is being financed through an $80 billion infusion of cash for the IRS over 10 years under the Inflation Reduction Act.
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What happens when the government shuts down, according to Brookings
The Fiscal Responsibility Act is adding complications to appropriations debates.
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Biden’s proposed 5.2% annual federal pay raise safe — for now
Analysis from the Brookings Institute this week predicts that a government shutdown is likely given the short amount of time left in fiscal 2023.
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Fitch downgrade of US credit rating cites deterioration in governance
The rating was cut Tuesday one notch to AA+ from AAA, the highest possible rating. The new rating is still well into investment grade.
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Six steps to safeguarding government software amid rising threats
The recent global cyber-attack targeting MOVEit federal software serves as a vivid reminder of the potential consequences.
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Iowa lawmaker blasts empty federal buildings as ‘epitome’ of waste
Opponents to telework have claimed public service has ultimately suffered as a result of widespread remote work.
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Space Command to stay in Colorado after Biden rejects move to Alabama
Head of Space Command, Gen. James Dickinson, argued that moving his headquarters now would jeopardize military readiness.
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Pentagon chief of personnel, diversity and inclusion to depart
The departure comes as House Republicans inserted amendments into National Defense Authorization Act, some seeking to eliminate the office.
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IT workers at VA get 17% pay boost to narrow gap with private sector
A year in the making, the pay raise, which works out to an average $18,000, aims to help the agency recruit and retain.
-
Federal workers and company employees needed back at office
Fully remote work is associated with about 10% lower productivity than in-person work, according to Stanford’s Institute for Economic Policy and Research.
-
To conquer mountains of paperwork, IRS aims to go paperless by 2025
The effort is being financed through an $80 billion infusion of cash for the IRS over 10 years under the Inflation Reduction Act.
-
What happens when the government shuts down, according to Brookings
The Fiscal Responsibility Act is adding complications to appropriations debates.
-
Biden’s proposed 5.2% annual federal pay raise safe — for now
Analysis from the Brookings Institute this week predicts that a government shutdown is likely given the short amount of time left in fiscal 2023.
-
Fitch downgrade of US credit rating cites deterioration in governance
The rating was cut Tuesday one notch to AA+ from AAA, the highest possible rating. The new rating is still well into investment grade.
-
Six steps to safeguarding government software amid rising threats
The recent global cyber-attack targeting MOVEit federal software serves as a vivid reminder of the potential consequences.
-
Iowa lawmaker blasts empty federal buildings as ‘epitome’ of waste
Opponents to telework have claimed public service has ultimately suffered as a result of widespread remote work.
-
Space Command to stay in Colorado after Biden rejects move to Alabama
Head of Space Command, Gen. James Dickinson, argued that moving his headquarters now would jeopardize military readiness.
-
Pentagon chief of personnel, diversity and inclusion to depart
The departure comes as House Republicans inserted amendments into National Defense Authorization Act, some seeking to eliminate the office.
-
IT workers at VA get 17% pay boost to narrow gap with private sector
A year in the making, the pay raise, which works out to an average $18,000, aims to help the agency recruit and retain.
-
Federal workers and company employees needed back at office
Fully remote work is associated with about 10% lower productivity than in-person work, according to Stanford’s Institute for Economic Policy and Research.
-
To conquer mountains of paperwork, IRS aims to go paperless by 2025
The effort is being financed through an $80 billion infusion of cash for the IRS over 10 years under the Inflation Reduction Act.
-
What happens when the government shuts down, according to Brookings
The Fiscal Responsibility Act is adding complications to appropriations debates.
-
Biden’s proposed 5.2% annual federal pay raise safe — for now
Analysis from the Brookings Institute this week predicts that a government shutdown is likely given the short amount of time left in fiscal 2023.
-
Fitch downgrade of US credit rating cites deterioration in governance
The rating was cut Tuesday one notch to AA+ from AAA, the highest possible rating. The new rating is still well into investment grade.
-
Six steps to safeguarding government software amid rising threats
The recent global cyber-attack targeting MOVEit federal software serves as a vivid reminder of the potential consequences.
-
Iowa lawmaker blasts empty federal buildings as ‘epitome’ of waste
Opponents to telework have claimed public service has ultimately suffered as a result of widespread remote work.
-
Space Command to stay in Colorado after Biden rejects move to Alabama
Head of Space Command, Gen. James Dickinson, argued that moving his headquarters now would jeopardize military readiness.
-
Pentagon chief of personnel, diversity and inclusion to depart
The departure comes as House Republicans inserted amendments into National Defense Authorization Act, some seeking to eliminate the office.
