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Biden celebrates Juneteenth, newest federal holiday, at White House
The concert also commemorated Black Music Month and featured artists such as Tony Award winner Audra McDonald and singer Jennifer Hudson.
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Fed retiree COLA may shrink in 2024. Here’s why that’s a good thing.
Experts predict a much lower cost-of-living adjustment to pensions as inflation rates cool off.
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Official defends State Dept. diversity efforts from GOP criticism
DEIA initiatives don’t equate to favoring any one identity over another, she told the committee.
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Directory of 300 hate symbols a new tool for identifying extremism
Leaders of the group said the database could be used by military leaders to spot extremist imagery among service members.
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VA nurses join nationwide protests over working conditions
VA hospitals across the country have suffered from acute nursing shortages for years.
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Automated talent management can aid federal recruitment and retention
As agencies work to find talent, hiring managers and human resource specialists should lean into new solutions that help optimize an employee’s tenure.
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As it plans NGAD fighter, Pentagon must learn from past failures
The DoD must wrap up the NGAD’s development phase as quickly as possible to avoid the snowballing effect of updates and new features.
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House committee boosts shipbuilding plans despite budget caps
A House defense policy bill would accelerate submarine and amphibious construction, though it’s unclear where the money will come from amid budget caps.
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House panel proposes expanded role for Pentagon’s top tech official
The draft fiscal 2024 defense policy bill would expand the role to focus more heavily on commercial technology integration.
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Lawmakers seek clearer picture of nuclear command and control
A filter specifically for NC3 would help “aggregate and better track sustainment and modernization efforts,” according to the draft language.
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Biden celebrates Juneteenth, newest federal holiday, at White House
The concert also commemorated Black Music Month and featured artists such as Tony Award winner Audra McDonald and singer Jennifer Hudson.
-
Fed retiree COLA may shrink in 2024. Here’s why that’s a good thing.
Experts predict a much lower cost-of-living adjustment to pensions as inflation rates cool off.
-
Official defends State Dept. diversity efforts from GOP criticism
DEIA initiatives don’t equate to favoring any one identity over another, she told the committee.
-
Directory of 300 hate symbols a new tool for identifying extremism
Leaders of the group said the database could be used by military leaders to spot extremist imagery among service members.
-
VA nurses join nationwide protests over working conditions
VA hospitals across the country have suffered from acute nursing shortages for years.
-
Automated talent management can aid federal recruitment and retention
As agencies work to find talent, hiring managers and human resource specialists should lean into new solutions that help optimize an employee’s tenure.
-
As it plans NGAD fighter, Pentagon must learn from past failures
The DoD must wrap up the NGAD’s development phase as quickly as possible to avoid the snowballing effect of updates and new features.
-
House committee boosts shipbuilding plans despite budget caps
A House defense policy bill would accelerate submarine and amphibious construction, though it’s unclear where the money will come from amid budget caps.
-
House panel proposes expanded role for Pentagon’s top tech official
The draft fiscal 2024 defense policy bill would expand the role to focus more heavily on commercial technology integration.
-
Lawmakers seek clearer picture of nuclear command and control
A filter specifically for NC3 would help “aggregate and better track sustainment and modernization efforts,” according to the draft language.
-
Biden celebrates Juneteenth, newest federal holiday, at White House
The concert also commemorated Black Music Month and featured artists such as Tony Award winner Audra McDonald and singer Jennifer Hudson.
-
Fed retiree COLA may shrink in 2024. Here’s why that’s a good thing.
Experts predict a much lower cost-of-living adjustment to pensions as inflation rates cool off.
-
Official defends State Dept. diversity efforts from GOP criticism
DEIA initiatives don’t equate to favoring any one identity over another, she told the committee.
-
Directory of 300 hate symbols a new tool for identifying extremism
Leaders of the group said the database could be used by military leaders to spot extremist imagery among service members.
-
VA nurses join nationwide protests over working conditions
VA hospitals across the country have suffered from acute nursing shortages for years.
-
Automated talent management can aid federal recruitment and retention
As agencies work to find talent, hiring managers and human resource specialists should lean into new solutions that help optimize an employee’s tenure.
-
As it plans NGAD fighter, Pentagon must learn from past failures
The DoD must wrap up the NGAD’s development phase as quickly as possible to avoid the snowballing effect of updates and new features.
-
House committee boosts shipbuilding plans despite budget caps
A House defense policy bill would accelerate submarine and amphibious construction, though it’s unclear where the money will come from amid budget caps.
-
House panel proposes expanded role for Pentagon’s top tech official
The draft fiscal 2024 defense policy bill would expand the role to focus more heavily on commercial technology integration.
-
Lawmakers seek clearer picture of nuclear command and control
A filter specifically for NC3 would help “aggregate and better track sustainment and modernization efforts,” according to the draft language.
