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Purported Trump budget doc zeroes out federal employee benefits
A spreadsheet claiming to show the Trump administration’s entire fiscal plan leaked on May 18.
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Unions applaud congressional deal to avoid shutdown
Federal employee unions voiced their support for a deal to keep the government running through September.
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Shutdown showdown centers on border wall
With a partial government shutdown looming, White House and congressional Democrats are staring each other down from opposite sides of the border wall issue.
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Driving school owner allegedly scammed VA out of $4M in vet tuition
School owner allegedly recruited veterans to enroll and told them not to show in order to pocket GI bill tuition.
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Mulvaney wants to reward ‘good government employees’ with reorg plan
The White House is betting its new reorganization plan will help the slumping morale of the federal workforce.
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If government shuts down, senators want feds to get paid
Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Md., has sponsored a bill to guarantee federal employee back pay should Congress fail to produce a government funding measure by April 28.
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IRS manager? Check your pay stub, you might owe the agency money
“Several expressed frustration and confusion, with some employees stating that they had delayed retirement, experienced medical issues, contacted their member of Congress, or turned down recent offers to enter management due to the salary issues they encountered,” according to an IG report detailing employees owing $5,000 or more due to improper payments.
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Trump’s rumored pay raise doesn’t wow unions
The anticipated raise would be the second-highest since 2014, but still short of what unions are calling for.
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4 questions about Trump’s agency reorg order
While agency leaders have until September develop reorganization plans, many questions remain.
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OPM: Feds to get scholarships, tuition breaks at 4 colleges
The agency established new agreements to help fill skill gaps in areas like acquisition and IT.
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Purported Trump budget doc zeroes out federal employee benefits
A spreadsheet claiming to show the Trump administration’s entire fiscal plan leaked on May 18.
-
Unions applaud congressional deal to avoid shutdown
Federal employee unions voiced their support for a deal to keep the government running through September.
-
Shutdown showdown centers on border wall
With a partial government shutdown looming, White House and congressional Democrats are staring each other down from opposite sides of the border wall issue.
-
Driving school owner allegedly scammed VA out of $4M in vet tuition
School owner allegedly recruited veterans to enroll and told them not to show in order to pocket GI bill tuition.
-
Mulvaney wants to reward ‘good government employees’ with reorg plan
The White House is betting its new reorganization plan will help the slumping morale of the federal workforce.
-
If government shuts down, senators want feds to get paid
Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Md., has sponsored a bill to guarantee federal employee back pay should Congress fail to produce a government funding measure by April 28.
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IRS manager? Check your pay stub, you might owe the agency money
“Several expressed frustration and confusion, with some employees stating that they had delayed retirement, experienced medical issues, contacted their member of Congress, or turned down recent offers to enter management due to the salary issues they encountered,” according to an IG report detailing employees owing $5,000 or more due to improper payments.
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Trump’s rumored pay raise doesn’t wow unions
The anticipated raise would be the second-highest since 2014, but still short of what unions are calling for.
-
4 questions about Trump’s agency reorg order
While agency leaders have until September develop reorganization plans, many questions remain.
-
OPM: Feds to get scholarships, tuition breaks at 4 colleges
The agency established new agreements to help fill skill gaps in areas like acquisition and IT.
-
Purported Trump budget doc zeroes out federal employee benefits
A spreadsheet claiming to show the Trump administration’s entire fiscal plan leaked on May 18.
-
Unions applaud congressional deal to avoid shutdown
Federal employee unions voiced their support for a deal to keep the government running through September.
-
Shutdown showdown centers on border wall
With a partial government shutdown looming, White House and congressional Democrats are staring each other down from opposite sides of the border wall issue.
-
Driving school owner allegedly scammed VA out of $4M in vet tuition
School owner allegedly recruited veterans to enroll and told them not to show in order to pocket GI bill tuition.
-
Mulvaney wants to reward ‘good government employees’ with reorg plan
The White House is betting its new reorganization plan will help the slumping morale of the federal workforce.
-
If government shuts down, senators want feds to get paid
Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Md., has sponsored a bill to guarantee federal employee back pay should Congress fail to produce a government funding measure by April 28.
-
IRS manager? Check your pay stub, you might owe the agency money
“Several expressed frustration and confusion, with some employees stating that they had delayed retirement, experienced medical issues, contacted their member of Congress, or turned down recent offers to enter management due to the salary issues they encountered,” according to an IG report detailing employees owing $5,000 or more due to improper payments.
-
Trump’s rumored pay raise doesn’t wow unions
The anticipated raise would be the second-highest since 2014, but still short of what unions are calling for.
-
4 questions about Trump’s agency reorg order
While agency leaders have until September develop reorganization plans, many questions remain.
-
OPM: Feds to get scholarships, tuition breaks at 4 colleges
The agency established new agreements to help fill skill gaps in areas like acquisition and IT.
