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Man surrenders after claiming to have bomb near Capitol
A man sitting in a pickup truck outside the Library of Congress told police on Thursday that he had a bomb, prompting a massive law enforcement response.
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OPM lays out path for more paid federal interns
Agencies will soon have the authority to hire college students to temporary, competitive positions, as part of the government’s expansion of paid internships.
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More patient-facing feds required to get COVID vaccine
Medical staff at the Department of Health and Human Services who have the potential to be in contact with patients will be required to receive vaccination against COVID-19.
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Third federal insurer introduces vaccine incentive program
Kaiser Permanente will offer its federal enrollees a $50 reward for proof that they are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Pelosi increases caps on pay for House staff
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has raised pay caps for House staff by more than $20,000 in an effort to retain skilled workers.
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Lawsuit could delay replacement for aging postal fleet
The primary fleet of vehicles — dating to 1987 — was due to be replaced under a new contract but the winning bid for the new trucks is being challenged.
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Team that investigates forced labor wins federal service medal
Members of the public cast 113,000 votes welect a team from Customs and Border Protection to receive the 2021 Samuel J. Heyman People’s Choice award.
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How agencies are expected to make new pandemic safety decisions
For one, agencies will have to quickly respond to transmission increases near federal offices.
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Vaccination form for federal workers adds penalties for lies
President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine requirement for federal workers now has an attestation form that employees will need to fill out confirming whether they have been fully vaccinated.
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Biden picks 2 officials for federal labor office with a case backlog
The nominations are for a vacancy on the Federal Labor Relations Authority and for its general counsel.
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Man surrenders after claiming to have bomb near Capitol
A man sitting in a pickup truck outside the Library of Congress told police on Thursday that he had a bomb, prompting a massive law enforcement response.
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OPM lays out path for more paid federal interns
Agencies will soon have the authority to hire college students to temporary, competitive positions, as part of the government’s expansion of paid internships.
-
More patient-facing feds required to get COVID vaccine
Medical staff at the Department of Health and Human Services who have the potential to be in contact with patients will be required to receive vaccination against COVID-19.
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Third federal insurer introduces vaccine incentive program
Kaiser Permanente will offer its federal enrollees a $50 reward for proof that they are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
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Pelosi increases caps on pay for House staff
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has raised pay caps for House staff by more than $20,000 in an effort to retain skilled workers.
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Lawsuit could delay replacement for aging postal fleet
The primary fleet of vehicles — dating to 1987 — was due to be replaced under a new contract but the winning bid for the new trucks is being challenged.
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Team that investigates forced labor wins federal service medal
Members of the public cast 113,000 votes welect a team from Customs and Border Protection to receive the 2021 Samuel J. Heyman People’s Choice award.
-
How agencies are expected to make new pandemic safety decisions
For one, agencies will have to quickly respond to transmission increases near federal offices.
-
Vaccination form for federal workers adds penalties for lies
President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine requirement for federal workers now has an attestation form that employees will need to fill out confirming whether they have been fully vaccinated.
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Biden picks 2 officials for federal labor office with a case backlog
The nominations are for a vacancy on the Federal Labor Relations Authority and for its general counsel.
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Man surrenders after claiming to have bomb near Capitol
A man sitting in a pickup truck outside the Library of Congress told police on Thursday that he had a bomb, prompting a massive law enforcement response.
-
OPM lays out path for more paid federal interns
Agencies will soon have the authority to hire college students to temporary, competitive positions, as part of the government’s expansion of paid internships.
-
More patient-facing feds required to get COVID vaccine
Medical staff at the Department of Health and Human Services who have the potential to be in contact with patients will be required to receive vaccination against COVID-19.
-
Third federal insurer introduces vaccine incentive program
Kaiser Permanente will offer its federal enrollees a $50 reward for proof that they are fully vaccinated against COVID-19.
-
Pelosi increases caps on pay for House staff
Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi has raised pay caps for House staff by more than $20,000 in an effort to retain skilled workers.
-
Lawsuit could delay replacement for aging postal fleet
The primary fleet of vehicles — dating to 1987 — was due to be replaced under a new contract but the winning bid for the new trucks is being challenged.
-
Team that investigates forced labor wins federal service medal
Members of the public cast 113,000 votes welect a team from Customs and Border Protection to receive the 2021 Samuel J. Heyman People’s Choice award.
-
How agencies are expected to make new pandemic safety decisions
For one, agencies will have to quickly respond to transmission increases near federal offices.
-
Vaccination form for federal workers adds penalties for lies
President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine requirement for federal workers now has an attestation form that employees will need to fill out confirming whether they have been fully vaccinated.
-
Biden picks 2 officials for federal labor office with a case backlog
The nominations are for a vacancy on the Federal Labor Relations Authority and for its general counsel.
