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Is government’s disability procurement program eroding?
The AbilityOne Commission faces compliance and resource challenges heading into the new year, according to its inspector general.
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Are you ready for International Volunteer Day?
International Volunteer Day, which happens this year on Dec. 5, provides us an opportunity to focus on how we can serve others, and supporting your favorite causes through the Combined Federal Campaign is a way to make a difference beyond our everyday roles.
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Defense budgets set to dominate yet another NATO summit
Despite pleas to set aside bickering over military spending so the issue doesn’t dominate a third NATO summit in a row, the United States is almost certain to demand again this week that its 28 NATO partners respect their pledges to boost defense budgets.
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State and local minimum pay ruled out for feds
The Office of Personnel Management determined that increases to the minimum wage in individual states do not impact the pay of federal employees.
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Agencies: Don’t Interfere with the oral reply
Deciding officials have been increasingly hostile toward employee representatives that speak during an oral reply for adverse action appeals.
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A call to action: developing the next generation of federal leaders
Federal agencies take a generally uncoordinated approach to developing leadership, a practice that can have negative repercussions in an era of low trust in government.
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How giving at national parks is ‘all about love’
Reginald Chapple, chief of the National Park Service Office of Partnerships and Philanthropy, discusses the landscape of donations in the nation’s public lands.
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Fed performance reviews will get a revamp
The Office of Personnel Management’s changes bring its Performance Appraisal Assessment Tool more in line with the Trump administration’s management objectives.
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How NASA upended internal processes to prepare for its next lunar mission
The agency is using agile software development to help keep astronauts safe on the next moon mission.
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Meet IARPA’s new director
The agency’s new director replaces Stacey Dixon, who left the agency over the summer to become the new deputy director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
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Is government’s disability procurement program eroding?
The AbilityOne Commission faces compliance and resource challenges heading into the new year, according to its inspector general.
-
Are you ready for International Volunteer Day?
International Volunteer Day, which happens this year on Dec. 5, provides us an opportunity to focus on how we can serve others, and supporting your favorite causes through the Combined Federal Campaign is a way to make a difference beyond our everyday roles.
-
Defense budgets set to dominate yet another NATO summit
Despite pleas to set aside bickering over military spending so the issue doesn’t dominate a third NATO summit in a row, the United States is almost certain to demand again this week that its 28 NATO partners respect their pledges to boost defense budgets.
-
State and local minimum pay ruled out for feds
The Office of Personnel Management determined that increases to the minimum wage in individual states do not impact the pay of federal employees.
-
Agencies: Don’t Interfere with the oral reply
Deciding officials have been increasingly hostile toward employee representatives that speak during an oral reply for adverse action appeals.
-
A call to action: developing the next generation of federal leaders
Federal agencies take a generally uncoordinated approach to developing leadership, a practice that can have negative repercussions in an era of low trust in government.
-
How giving at national parks is ‘all about love’
Reginald Chapple, chief of the National Park Service Office of Partnerships and Philanthropy, discusses the landscape of donations in the nation’s public lands.
-
Fed performance reviews will get a revamp
The Office of Personnel Management’s changes bring its Performance Appraisal Assessment Tool more in line with the Trump administration’s management objectives.
-
How NASA upended internal processes to prepare for its next lunar mission
The agency is using agile software development to help keep astronauts safe on the next moon mission.
-
Meet IARPA’s new director
The agency’s new director replaces Stacey Dixon, who left the agency over the summer to become the new deputy director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
-
Is government’s disability procurement program eroding?
The AbilityOne Commission faces compliance and resource challenges heading into the new year, according to its inspector general.
-
Are you ready for International Volunteer Day?
International Volunteer Day, which happens this year on Dec. 5, provides us an opportunity to focus on how we can serve others, and supporting your favorite causes through the Combined Federal Campaign is a way to make a difference beyond our everyday roles.
-
Defense budgets set to dominate yet another NATO summit
Despite pleas to set aside bickering over military spending so the issue doesn’t dominate a third NATO summit in a row, the United States is almost certain to demand again this week that its 28 NATO partners respect their pledges to boost defense budgets.
-
State and local minimum pay ruled out for feds
The Office of Personnel Management determined that increases to the minimum wage in individual states do not impact the pay of federal employees.
-
Agencies: Don’t Interfere with the oral reply
Deciding officials have been increasingly hostile toward employee representatives that speak during an oral reply for adverse action appeals.
-
A call to action: developing the next generation of federal leaders
Federal agencies take a generally uncoordinated approach to developing leadership, a practice that can have negative repercussions in an era of low trust in government.
-
How giving at national parks is ‘all about love’
Reginald Chapple, chief of the National Park Service Office of Partnerships and Philanthropy, discusses the landscape of donations in the nation’s public lands.
-
Fed performance reviews will get a revamp
The Office of Personnel Management’s changes bring its Performance Appraisal Assessment Tool more in line with the Trump administration’s management objectives.
-
How NASA upended internal processes to prepare for its next lunar mission
The agency is using agile software development to help keep astronauts safe on the next moon mission.
-
Meet IARPA’s new director
The agency’s new director replaces Stacey Dixon, who left the agency over the summer to become the new deputy director of the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency.
