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Court ruling could mean huge windfall for thousands of reservists
At issue are extra leave days for federal workers mobilized to help with combat operations overseas.
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OPM wants to know the most critical cyber workforce needs
And it wants to know earlier than previously requested.
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Lawmakers want to pay feds more to leave government
Under a proposed provision of the FY19 National Defense Authorization Act, government employees could get paid more to leave federal service.
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Agencies encouraged to offer telework for Caps parade
Federal employees may get the option to telework on the day of the parade or take a few hours of administrative leave to attend themselves.
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The Census Bureau’s ‘very costly’ question choice
Given three options for response to a Department of Justice request for a citizenship question on the 2020 Census, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross chose the most expensive.
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IT contract worth billions survives litigation
The General Services Administration’s Alliant 2 contract has an official start date.
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More US government workers screened over mystery health issues in China
A U.S. medical team was screening more Americans who work in a southern Chinese city as the State Department confirmed evacuating a number of government workers who experienced unexplained health issues like those that have hurt U.S. personnel in Cuba and China.
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Major agency changes loom under potential Trump federal re-org
The Health and Human Services Department might get a new name, and a whole lot of new responsibilities, if the Trump administration has its way, Politico reported on Wednesday.
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Group that advises gov’t watchdog is disbanded, members say
Meetings of the Consumer Advisory Board have repeatedly been cancelled under acting Director Mick Mulvaney, who has steered the bureau in a more industry-friendly direction since taking charge late last year.
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Court ruling could mean huge windfall for thousands of reservists
At issue are extra leave days for federal workers mobilized to help with combat operations overseas.
-
OPM wants to know the most critical cyber workforce needs
And it wants to know earlier than previously requested.
-
Lawmakers want to pay feds more to leave government
Under a proposed provision of the FY19 National Defense Authorization Act, government employees could get paid more to leave federal service.
-
Agencies encouraged to offer telework for Caps parade
Federal employees may get the option to telework on the day of the parade or take a few hours of administrative leave to attend themselves.
-
The Census Bureau’s ‘very costly’ question choice
Given three options for response to a Department of Justice request for a citizenship question on the 2020 Census, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross chose the most expensive.
-
IT contract worth billions survives litigation
The General Services Administration’s Alliant 2 contract has an official start date.
-
More US government workers screened over mystery health issues in China
A U.S. medical team was screening more Americans who work in a southern Chinese city as the State Department confirmed evacuating a number of government workers who experienced unexplained health issues like those that have hurt U.S. personnel in Cuba and China.
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Major agency changes loom under potential Trump federal re-org
The Health and Human Services Department might get a new name, and a whole lot of new responsibilities, if the Trump administration has its way, Politico reported on Wednesday.
-
Group that advises gov’t watchdog is disbanded, members say
Meetings of the Consumer Advisory Board have repeatedly been cancelled under acting Director Mick Mulvaney, who has steered the bureau in a more industry-friendly direction since taking charge late last year.
-
Court ruling could mean huge windfall for thousands of reservists
At issue are extra leave days for federal workers mobilized to help with combat operations overseas.
-
OPM wants to know the most critical cyber workforce needs
And it wants to know earlier than previously requested.
-
Lawmakers want to pay feds more to leave government
Under a proposed provision of the FY19 National Defense Authorization Act, government employees could get paid more to leave federal service.
-
Agencies encouraged to offer telework for Caps parade
Federal employees may get the option to telework on the day of the parade or take a few hours of administrative leave to attend themselves.
-
The Census Bureau’s ‘very costly’ question choice
Given three options for response to a Department of Justice request for a citizenship question on the 2020 Census, Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross chose the most expensive.
-
IT contract worth billions survives litigation
The General Services Administration’s Alliant 2 contract has an official start date.
-
More US government workers screened over mystery health issues in China
A U.S. medical team was screening more Americans who work in a southern Chinese city as the State Department confirmed evacuating a number of government workers who experienced unexplained health issues like those that have hurt U.S. personnel in Cuba and China.
-
Major agency changes loom under potential Trump federal re-org
The Health and Human Services Department might get a new name, and a whole lot of new responsibilities, if the Trump administration has its way, Politico reported on Wednesday.
-
Group that advises gov’t watchdog is disbanded, members say
Meetings of the Consumer Advisory Board have repeatedly been cancelled under acting Director Mick Mulvaney, who has steered the bureau in a more industry-friendly direction since taking charge late last year.
