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USPS plans for hiring freezes, early retirements as it continues to lose billions of dollars
The U.S. Postal Service reported another quarter of financial losses, despite package volume increases, Aug. 7.
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USPS official: Mail-in ballot surge will not impact service
The U.S. Postal Service is prepared to handle an unprecedented influx of absentee ballots this November and any reports of the agency being overwhelmed or incapable are false, a senior postal elections official said Thursday at an event sponsored by Ohio’s elections chief.
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Paid parental leave takes shape under new OPM regulations
The Office of Personnel Management plans to issue a final interim rule on the use of paid parental leave Aug. 10.
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How has the pandemic impacted work at the NSA?
The NSA has seen increased efficiency as its work has become more virtual due to the ongoing pandemic.
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With billions of dollars at stake, let’s responsibly and deliberately spend America’s funds
Two lawmakers warn that hastily passing out money is simply not the solution to a complex problem.
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Trump moves to limit outsourcing of government work
President Donald Trump ordered agency heads to examine contracts for “offshoring” government work abroad.
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State Department watchdog resigns after predecessor’s ouster
Stephen Akard announced his resignation just two days after Democrats issued subpoenas for several of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s top aides to answer questions about the shakeup in the watchdog’s office.
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Why create more cyber units when talent might be lacking, wonders senator
One senator is concerned that unless the Pentagon retains its top cyber talent, adding more needed cyber teams might not make a difference.
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Worries about 2020 census’ accuracy grow with cut schedule
The Census Bureau announced that door knocking and response deadlines would not be extended past the end of September.
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USPS plans for hiring freezes, early retirements as it continues to lose billions of dollars
The U.S. Postal Service reported another quarter of financial losses, despite package volume increases, Aug. 7.
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USPS official: Mail-in ballot surge will not impact service
The U.S. Postal Service is prepared to handle an unprecedented influx of absentee ballots this November and any reports of the agency being overwhelmed or incapable are false, a senior postal elections official said Thursday at an event sponsored by Ohio’s elections chief.
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Paid parental leave takes shape under new OPM regulations
The Office of Personnel Management plans to issue a final interim rule on the use of paid parental leave Aug. 10.
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How has the pandemic impacted work at the NSA?
The NSA has seen increased efficiency as its work has become more virtual due to the ongoing pandemic.
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With billions of dollars at stake, let’s responsibly and deliberately spend America’s funds
Two lawmakers warn that hastily passing out money is simply not the solution to a complex problem.
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Trump moves to limit outsourcing of government work
President Donald Trump ordered agency heads to examine contracts for “offshoring” government work abroad.
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State Department watchdog resigns after predecessor’s ouster
Stephen Akard announced his resignation just two days after Democrats issued subpoenas for several of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s top aides to answer questions about the shakeup in the watchdog’s office.
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Why create more cyber units when talent might be lacking, wonders senator
One senator is concerned that unless the Pentagon retains its top cyber talent, adding more needed cyber teams might not make a difference.
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Worries about 2020 census’ accuracy grow with cut schedule
The Census Bureau announced that door knocking and response deadlines would not be extended past the end of September.
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USPS plans for hiring freezes, early retirements as it continues to lose billions of dollars
The U.S. Postal Service reported another quarter of financial losses, despite package volume increases, Aug. 7.
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USPS official: Mail-in ballot surge will not impact service
The U.S. Postal Service is prepared to handle an unprecedented influx of absentee ballots this November and any reports of the agency being overwhelmed or incapable are false, a senior postal elections official said Thursday at an event sponsored by Ohio’s elections chief.
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Paid parental leave takes shape under new OPM regulations
The Office of Personnel Management plans to issue a final interim rule on the use of paid parental leave Aug. 10.
-
How has the pandemic impacted work at the NSA?
The NSA has seen increased efficiency as its work has become more virtual due to the ongoing pandemic.
-
With billions of dollars at stake, let’s responsibly and deliberately spend America’s funds
Two lawmakers warn that hastily passing out money is simply not the solution to a complex problem.
-
Trump moves to limit outsourcing of government work
President Donald Trump ordered agency heads to examine contracts for “offshoring” government work abroad.
-
State Department watchdog resigns after predecessor’s ouster
Stephen Akard announced his resignation just two days after Democrats issued subpoenas for several of Secretary of State Mike Pompeo’s top aides to answer questions about the shakeup in the watchdog’s office.
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Why create more cyber units when talent might be lacking, wonders senator
One senator is concerned that unless the Pentagon retains its top cyber talent, adding more needed cyber teams might not make a difference.
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Worries about 2020 census’ accuracy grow with cut schedule
The Census Bureau announced that door knocking and response deadlines would not be extended past the end of September.
