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Trump tests limits as Cabinet members fan out to key states
Members of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet are logging extra miles as mostly unofficial campaign surrogates in crucial states in the final days before Tuesday’s election.
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Trump administration abandons plan to split up personnel office
The Trump administration no longer plans to push a merger of the Office of Personnel Management and the General Services Administration after significant pushback from Congress.
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How assessments could look in the federal job market
“The last change to the federal hiring process of this magnitude took place when the Carter administration phased out the Professional and Administrative Careers Examination.”
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Civil rights groups sue Trump administration over diversity training order
The lawsuit alleges that the prohibitions on certain types of diversity training infringe on constitutionally protected rights of employees.
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Millions of mail ballots not yet returned in key states
Compounding concerns are mail delivery delays that have persisted across the country.
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Women less likely to receive retention pay at NSA
The National Security Agency’s program for offering retention incentives to critical personnel did not have needed oversight or goals, according to the agency’s inspector general.
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Ex-postal worker charged with tossing absentee ballots in Kentucky
Approximately 111 general election absentee ballots were found in dumpster.
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Union sues Trump administration over decision to reclassify certain feds
“The president is attempting to run roughshod over the separation of powers and rewrite the law himself,” the union says.
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Postal delays persist with mail voting underway
The delays are a worrisome sign for voters who still have not returned their absentee ballots.
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Crisis and leadership: The presidential role in restoring trust
Over the past two decades, our nation has faced two major crises, is currently in the midst of a third with the global pandemic and may be on the precipice of a fourth: modern-day civil war.
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Trump tests limits as Cabinet members fan out to key states
Members of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet are logging extra miles as mostly unofficial campaign surrogates in crucial states in the final days before Tuesday’s election.
-
Trump administration abandons plan to split up personnel office
The Trump administration no longer plans to push a merger of the Office of Personnel Management and the General Services Administration after significant pushback from Congress.
-
How assessments could look in the federal job market
“The last change to the federal hiring process of this magnitude took place when the Carter administration phased out the Professional and Administrative Careers Examination.”
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Civil rights groups sue Trump administration over diversity training order
The lawsuit alleges that the prohibitions on certain types of diversity training infringe on constitutionally protected rights of employees.
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Millions of mail ballots not yet returned in key states
Compounding concerns are mail delivery delays that have persisted across the country.
-
Women less likely to receive retention pay at NSA
The National Security Agency’s program for offering retention incentives to critical personnel did not have needed oversight or goals, according to the agency’s inspector general.
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Ex-postal worker charged with tossing absentee ballots in Kentucky
Approximately 111 general election absentee ballots were found in dumpster.
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Union sues Trump administration over decision to reclassify certain feds
“The president is attempting to run roughshod over the separation of powers and rewrite the law himself,” the union says.
-
Postal delays persist with mail voting underway
The delays are a worrisome sign for voters who still have not returned their absentee ballots.
-
Crisis and leadership: The presidential role in restoring trust
Over the past two decades, our nation has faced two major crises, is currently in the midst of a third with the global pandemic and may be on the precipice of a fourth: modern-day civil war.
-
Trump tests limits as Cabinet members fan out to key states
Members of President Donald Trump’s Cabinet are logging extra miles as mostly unofficial campaign surrogates in crucial states in the final days before Tuesday’s election.
-
Trump administration abandons plan to split up personnel office
The Trump administration no longer plans to push a merger of the Office of Personnel Management and the General Services Administration after significant pushback from Congress.
-
How assessments could look in the federal job market
“The last change to the federal hiring process of this magnitude took place when the Carter administration phased out the Professional and Administrative Careers Examination.”
-
Civil rights groups sue Trump administration over diversity training order
The lawsuit alleges that the prohibitions on certain types of diversity training infringe on constitutionally protected rights of employees.
-
Millions of mail ballots not yet returned in key states
Compounding concerns are mail delivery delays that have persisted across the country.
-
Women less likely to receive retention pay at NSA
The National Security Agency’s program for offering retention incentives to critical personnel did not have needed oversight or goals, according to the agency’s inspector general.
-
Ex-postal worker charged with tossing absentee ballots in Kentucky
Approximately 111 general election absentee ballots were found in dumpster.
-
Union sues Trump administration over decision to reclassify certain feds
“The president is attempting to run roughshod over the separation of powers and rewrite the law himself,” the union says.
-
Postal delays persist with mail voting underway
The delays are a worrisome sign for voters who still have not returned their absentee ballots.
-
Crisis and leadership: The presidential role in restoring trust
Over the past two decades, our nation has faced two major crises, is currently in the midst of a third with the global pandemic and may be on the precipice of a fourth: modern-day civil war.
