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The government has failed to standardize ‘official time’ for decades
A lack of consistent standards and methods make it difficult to track employee time spent on union activities — and the taxpayer dollars funding them.
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GSA wants to modernize how feds get paid
The system, called NewPay, would be offered to all interested federal agencies under a blanket purchase agreement reaching potentially $2.5 billion.
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Senate votes to confirm Haspel as 1st female CIA director
Supporters cited Haspel’s 33-year career at the agency. Her opponents said it wasn’t right to promote someone who supervised a black site in Thailand.
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Can OPM and fed unions agree on civil service reform?
Federal employee unions have opposed most of the Office of Personnel Management’s proposed changes to civil service policies, but a public service organization claims there is common ground.
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OPM chief battles criticism of ‘draconian’ benefits proposals
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon was put under fire at a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing as he justified proposals that target federal employee retirement.
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Democrats call for firing of VA’s top technology official
Camilo Sandoval, the former data operations director for Trump’s presidential campaign, took over the role last month.
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Legislation would force Trump to fill vacant cyber post
The Executive Cyberspace Coordination Act would create a Senate-confirmed cyber advisory role within the White House, effectively filling a cyber coordinator left vacant by Rob Joyce’s departure.
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Pentagon wants nuclear secrets out of the silos and into the cloud
New Pentagon-specific cloud infrastructure must be built to accommodate nuclear secrets, and hopefully the attendant risk.
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Trump executive order reprioritizes IT leadership authorities
The executive order mandates many chief information officer authorities that have long been required by legislation without widespread success.
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CIA nominee toughens interrogation stance, picks up support
CIA nominee Gina Haspel wrote that she had learned “hard lessons since 9/11,” in comments aimed at clarifying her position on now-banned torture techniques.
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The government has failed to standardize ‘official time’ for decades
A lack of consistent standards and methods make it difficult to track employee time spent on union activities — and the taxpayer dollars funding them.
-
GSA wants to modernize how feds get paid
The system, called NewPay, would be offered to all interested federal agencies under a blanket purchase agreement reaching potentially $2.5 billion.
-
Senate votes to confirm Haspel as 1st female CIA director
Supporters cited Haspel’s 33-year career at the agency. Her opponents said it wasn’t right to promote someone who supervised a black site in Thailand.
-
Can OPM and fed unions agree on civil service reform?
Federal employee unions have opposed most of the Office of Personnel Management’s proposed changes to civil service policies, but a public service organization claims there is common ground.
-
OPM chief battles criticism of ‘draconian’ benefits proposals
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon was put under fire at a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing as he justified proposals that target federal employee retirement.
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Democrats call for firing of VA’s top technology official
Camilo Sandoval, the former data operations director for Trump’s presidential campaign, took over the role last month.
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Legislation would force Trump to fill vacant cyber post
The Executive Cyberspace Coordination Act would create a Senate-confirmed cyber advisory role within the White House, effectively filling a cyber coordinator left vacant by Rob Joyce’s departure.
-
Pentagon wants nuclear secrets out of the silos and into the cloud
New Pentagon-specific cloud infrastructure must be built to accommodate nuclear secrets, and hopefully the attendant risk.
-
Trump executive order reprioritizes IT leadership authorities
The executive order mandates many chief information officer authorities that have long been required by legislation without widespread success.
-
CIA nominee toughens interrogation stance, picks up support
CIA nominee Gina Haspel wrote that she had learned “hard lessons since 9/11,” in comments aimed at clarifying her position on now-banned torture techniques.
-
The government has failed to standardize ‘official time’ for decades
A lack of consistent standards and methods make it difficult to track employee time spent on union activities — and the taxpayer dollars funding them.
-
GSA wants to modernize how feds get paid
The system, called NewPay, would be offered to all interested federal agencies under a blanket purchase agreement reaching potentially $2.5 billion.
-
Senate votes to confirm Haspel as 1st female CIA director
Supporters cited Haspel’s 33-year career at the agency. Her opponents said it wasn’t right to promote someone who supervised a black site in Thailand.
-
Can OPM and fed unions agree on civil service reform?
Federal employee unions have opposed most of the Office of Personnel Management’s proposed changes to civil service policies, but a public service organization claims there is common ground.
-
OPM chief battles criticism of ‘draconian’ benefits proposals
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon was put under fire at a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing as he justified proposals that target federal employee retirement.
-
Democrats call for firing of VA’s top technology official
Camilo Sandoval, the former data operations director for Trump’s presidential campaign, took over the role last month.
-
Legislation would force Trump to fill vacant cyber post
The Executive Cyberspace Coordination Act would create a Senate-confirmed cyber advisory role within the White House, effectively filling a cyber coordinator left vacant by Rob Joyce’s departure.
-
Pentagon wants nuclear secrets out of the silos and into the cloud
New Pentagon-specific cloud infrastructure must be built to accommodate nuclear secrets, and hopefully the attendant risk.
-
Trump executive order reprioritizes IT leadership authorities
The executive order mandates many chief information officer authorities that have long been required by legislation without widespread success.
-
CIA nominee toughens interrogation stance, picks up support
CIA nominee Gina Haspel wrote that she had learned “hard lessons since 9/11,” in comments aimed at clarifying her position on now-banned torture techniques.
