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FCC auction could cripple first responders’ ability to do their jobs
The Federal Communication Commission’s planned sale of spectrum used by first responders could force organizations that rely on the spectrum to relocate or build new systems to be able to operate.
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2020 Census to be printed without citizenship question
The decision comes after a Supreme Court ruling determined that the Trump administration had provided insufficient rationale for the addition of a citizenship question.
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Government wants public help with its online shopping problem
The General Services Administration plans to test an e-commerce portal on a smaller scale that could inform the future of government purchasing outside of standard contracts.
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How agencies will have to report tech spend for 2021
The Office of Management and Budget wants agencies to progressively adopt a standardized IT taxonomy by fiscal year 2021.
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The future or extinction of our National Park System
The future of the National Park Service hangs on decisions badly needed, but not being made – a prioritization of parks, funds and staff.
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Agencies are on the clock for digital records transitions
A new White House memo requires agencies to meet digital records milestones over the next three-and-a-half years.
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Some feds could get a new data-based title
The Office of Personnel Management granted agencies the authority to add new classifications to job titles that deal with federal data.
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House passes federal pay raise with restrictions on agency reorgs
Federal employees are one step closer to seeing their largest pay increase in a decade.
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Union files unfair labor charges against new EPA contract
The charge is the latest in a prolonged and contentious contract negotiation between the Environmental Protection Agency and the American Federation of Government Employees.
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Dear Bureaucrat, I want to be a crony!
First promise that you will only use cronyism for good … now here’s how to build insider relationships.
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FCC auction could cripple first responders’ ability to do their jobs
The Federal Communication Commission’s planned sale of spectrum used by first responders could force organizations that rely on the spectrum to relocate or build new systems to be able to operate.
-
2020 Census to be printed without citizenship question
The decision comes after a Supreme Court ruling determined that the Trump administration had provided insufficient rationale for the addition of a citizenship question.
-
Government wants public help with its online shopping problem
The General Services Administration plans to test an e-commerce portal on a smaller scale that could inform the future of government purchasing outside of standard contracts.
-
How agencies will have to report tech spend for 2021
The Office of Management and Budget wants agencies to progressively adopt a standardized IT taxonomy by fiscal year 2021.
-
The future or extinction of our National Park System
The future of the National Park Service hangs on decisions badly needed, but not being made – a prioritization of parks, funds and staff.
-
Agencies are on the clock for digital records transitions
A new White House memo requires agencies to meet digital records milestones over the next three-and-a-half years.
-
Some feds could get a new data-based title
The Office of Personnel Management granted agencies the authority to add new classifications to job titles that deal with federal data.
-
House passes federal pay raise with restrictions on agency reorgs
Federal employees are one step closer to seeing their largest pay increase in a decade.
-
Union files unfair labor charges against new EPA contract
The charge is the latest in a prolonged and contentious contract negotiation between the Environmental Protection Agency and the American Federation of Government Employees.
-
Dear Bureaucrat, I want to be a crony!
First promise that you will only use cronyism for good … now here’s how to build insider relationships.
-
FCC auction could cripple first responders’ ability to do their jobs
The Federal Communication Commission’s planned sale of spectrum used by first responders could force organizations that rely on the spectrum to relocate or build new systems to be able to operate.
-
2020 Census to be printed without citizenship question
The decision comes after a Supreme Court ruling determined that the Trump administration had provided insufficient rationale for the addition of a citizenship question.
-
Government wants public help with its online shopping problem
The General Services Administration plans to test an e-commerce portal on a smaller scale that could inform the future of government purchasing outside of standard contracts.
-
How agencies will have to report tech spend for 2021
The Office of Management and Budget wants agencies to progressively adopt a standardized IT taxonomy by fiscal year 2021.
-
The future or extinction of our National Park System
The future of the National Park Service hangs on decisions badly needed, but not being made – a prioritization of parks, funds and staff.
-
Agencies are on the clock for digital records transitions
A new White House memo requires agencies to meet digital records milestones over the next three-and-a-half years.
-
Some feds could get a new data-based title
The Office of Personnel Management granted agencies the authority to add new classifications to job titles that deal with federal data.
-
House passes federal pay raise with restrictions on agency reorgs
Federal employees are one step closer to seeing their largest pay increase in a decade.
-
Union files unfair labor charges against new EPA contract
The charge is the latest in a prolonged and contentious contract negotiation between the Environmental Protection Agency and the American Federation of Government Employees.
-
Dear Bureaucrat, I want to be a crony!
First promise that you will only use cronyism for good … now here’s how to build insider relationships.
