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Schedule F is about accountability, not spoils system, ex-officials say
Several Republican candidates for the presidency have said they support Schedule F or something like it, raising questions about what that might look like.
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‘Lavender Scare’ a reminder of darker times in DC as Pride Month ends
The Lavender Scare, a lesser known part of American history, saw thousands of gay and lesbian federal employees purged from public service.
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Christian mailman wins Supreme Court ruling on religious accommodation
Man was told that as part of his job he’d need to start delivering Amazon packages on Sundays. He declined, and Postal Service didn’t accommodate him.
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Thousands of federal employees could get locality pay raises in 2024
Locality pay is calculated based on the difference in what non-federal employers pay workers in the same area for similar work.
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White House $3.1 billion homeless program includes help for vets
The new efforts include job training for homeless vets and legal support to stave off potential financial challenges.
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CMS to scale back remote work, drawing union ire
CMS is the among several agencies that have announced plans to bring employees back to offices.
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House bill calls for test of Space Force budget flexibility
Appropriators expect the move could provide transparency and clarity on how the service’s budget would support national security strategy.
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Federal Intern Experience Program aims to connect students with future
Future cohorts of federal interns can take advantage of professional development training, Q&As with former interns and mentorships.
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FDIC will call federal employees back to offices in January
Beginning in 2024, employees of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will be required to work on site three days per week.
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Christmas in June: Federal employees get extra leave in 2023
For the year ending Jan. 13, 2024, there will be 27 leave periods, one more than there are pay periods. which hasn’t happened in more than a decade.
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Schedule F is about accountability, not spoils system, ex-officials say
Several Republican candidates for the presidency have said they support Schedule F or something like it, raising questions about what that might look like.
-
‘Lavender Scare’ a reminder of darker times in DC as Pride Month ends
The Lavender Scare, a lesser known part of American history, saw thousands of gay and lesbian federal employees purged from public service.
-
Christian mailman wins Supreme Court ruling on religious accommodation
Man was told that as part of his job he’d need to start delivering Amazon packages on Sundays. He declined, and Postal Service didn’t accommodate him.
-
Thousands of federal employees could get locality pay raises in 2024
Locality pay is calculated based on the difference in what non-federal employers pay workers in the same area for similar work.
-
White House $3.1 billion homeless program includes help for vets
The new efforts include job training for homeless vets and legal support to stave off potential financial challenges.
-
CMS to scale back remote work, drawing union ire
CMS is the among several agencies that have announced plans to bring employees back to offices.
-
House bill calls for test of Space Force budget flexibility
Appropriators expect the move could provide transparency and clarity on how the service’s budget would support national security strategy.
-
Federal Intern Experience Program aims to connect students with future
Future cohorts of federal interns can take advantage of professional development training, Q&As with former interns and mentorships.
-
FDIC will call federal employees back to offices in January
Beginning in 2024, employees of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will be required to work on site three days per week.
-
Christmas in June: Federal employees get extra leave in 2023
For the year ending Jan. 13, 2024, there will be 27 leave periods, one more than there are pay periods. which hasn’t happened in more than a decade.
-
Schedule F is about accountability, not spoils system, ex-officials say
Several Republican candidates for the presidency have said they support Schedule F or something like it, raising questions about what that might look like.
-
‘Lavender Scare’ a reminder of darker times in DC as Pride Month ends
The Lavender Scare, a lesser known part of American history, saw thousands of gay and lesbian federal employees purged from public service.
-
Christian mailman wins Supreme Court ruling on religious accommodation
Man was told that as part of his job he’d need to start delivering Amazon packages on Sundays. He declined, and Postal Service didn’t accommodate him.
-
Thousands of federal employees could get locality pay raises in 2024
Locality pay is calculated based on the difference in what non-federal employers pay workers in the same area for similar work.
-
White House $3.1 billion homeless program includes help for vets
The new efforts include job training for homeless vets and legal support to stave off potential financial challenges.
-
CMS to scale back remote work, drawing union ire
CMS is the among several agencies that have announced plans to bring employees back to offices.
-
House bill calls for test of Space Force budget flexibility
Appropriators expect the move could provide transparency and clarity on how the service’s budget would support national security strategy.
-
Federal Intern Experience Program aims to connect students with future
Future cohorts of federal interns can take advantage of professional development training, Q&As with former interns and mentorships.
-
FDIC will call federal employees back to offices in January
Beginning in 2024, employees of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will be required to work on site three days per week.
-
Christmas in June: Federal employees get extra leave in 2023
For the year ending Jan. 13, 2024, there will be 27 leave periods, one more than there are pay periods. which hasn’t happened in more than a decade.
