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CIA launches first federal lab
CIA Labs will allow officers to register and patent intellectual property they create while working at the agency.
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US judge blocks Postal Service changes that slowed mail
A U.S. judge on Thursday blocked controversial Postal Service changes that have slowed mail nationwide, calling them “a politically motivated attack on the efficiency of the Postal Service” before the November election.
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Some agencies fail to adequately monitor SES reassignments
Senior executive service employees are not supposed to be reassigned within 120 days of a new agency head or manager’s arrival.
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Agencies can bolster security through AI and a talent-diverse cyber workforce
Automation and the veteran workforce offer strong avenues for federal agencies to improve their cybersecurity.
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Energy Dept. officials are ‘trying to undermine’ nuclear weapons agency, Inhofe alleges
“As chairman of this committee, I won’t stand idly by and allow this to happen. This work is too important,” said the Senate Armed Services Committee chair.
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Temporary federal jobs could last longer under proposed OPM rule
The Office of Personnel Management proposed a rule change that would enable agencies to extend temporary federal positions for STEM work.
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Senate delays OPM director vote as employee groups issue opposition
The Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee postponed votes on Office of Personnel Management director nominee John Gibbs to gather more information.
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Stop politicizing and insulting the federal civil service
The Trump administration has enacted several changes for federal employees, including a mandatory tax deferral program and efforts to remove agency diversity training.
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Paid parental leave is on the horizon, but feds still have questions
Paid parental leave begins Oct. 1, but feds are still missing key pieces of how that leave will work in practice.
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Attack on VA computer systems exposed personal information of about 46,000 veterans
Officials said they have shut down an system used for outside medical payments until a full investigation is completed.
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CIA launches first federal lab
CIA Labs will allow officers to register and patent intellectual property they create while working at the agency.
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US judge blocks Postal Service changes that slowed mail
A U.S. judge on Thursday blocked controversial Postal Service changes that have slowed mail nationwide, calling them “a politically motivated attack on the efficiency of the Postal Service” before the November election.
-
Some agencies fail to adequately monitor SES reassignments
Senior executive service employees are not supposed to be reassigned within 120 days of a new agency head or manager’s arrival.
-
Agencies can bolster security through AI and a talent-diverse cyber workforce
Automation and the veteran workforce offer strong avenues for federal agencies to improve their cybersecurity.
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Energy Dept. officials are ‘trying to undermine’ nuclear weapons agency, Inhofe alleges
“As chairman of this committee, I won’t stand idly by and allow this to happen. This work is too important,” said the Senate Armed Services Committee chair.
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Temporary federal jobs could last longer under proposed OPM rule
The Office of Personnel Management proposed a rule change that would enable agencies to extend temporary federal positions for STEM work.
-
Senate delays OPM director vote as employee groups issue opposition
The Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee postponed votes on Office of Personnel Management director nominee John Gibbs to gather more information.
-
Stop politicizing and insulting the federal civil service
The Trump administration has enacted several changes for federal employees, including a mandatory tax deferral program and efforts to remove agency diversity training.
-
Paid parental leave is on the horizon, but feds still have questions
Paid parental leave begins Oct. 1, but feds are still missing key pieces of how that leave will work in practice.
-
Attack on VA computer systems exposed personal information of about 46,000 veterans
Officials said they have shut down an system used for outside medical payments until a full investigation is completed.
-
CIA launches first federal lab
CIA Labs will allow officers to register and patent intellectual property they create while working at the agency.
-
US judge blocks Postal Service changes that slowed mail
A U.S. judge on Thursday blocked controversial Postal Service changes that have slowed mail nationwide, calling them “a politically motivated attack on the efficiency of the Postal Service” before the November election.
-
Some agencies fail to adequately monitor SES reassignments
Senior executive service employees are not supposed to be reassigned within 120 days of a new agency head or manager’s arrival.
-
Agencies can bolster security through AI and a talent-diverse cyber workforce
Automation and the veteran workforce offer strong avenues for federal agencies to improve their cybersecurity.
-
Energy Dept. officials are ‘trying to undermine’ nuclear weapons agency, Inhofe alleges
“As chairman of this committee, I won’t stand idly by and allow this to happen. This work is too important,” said the Senate Armed Services Committee chair.
-
Temporary federal jobs could last longer under proposed OPM rule
The Office of Personnel Management proposed a rule change that would enable agencies to extend temporary federal positions for STEM work.
-
Senate delays OPM director vote as employee groups issue opposition
The Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee postponed votes on Office of Personnel Management director nominee John Gibbs to gather more information.
-
Stop politicizing and insulting the federal civil service
The Trump administration has enacted several changes for federal employees, including a mandatory tax deferral program and efforts to remove agency diversity training.
-
Paid parental leave is on the horizon, but feds still have questions
Paid parental leave begins Oct. 1, but feds are still missing key pieces of how that leave will work in practice.
-
Attack on VA computer systems exposed personal information of about 46,000 veterans
Officials said they have shut down an system used for outside medical payments until a full investigation is completed.
