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Feds still make three quarters of private sector pay
Federal employees make 23.1 percent less than those doing the same job in the private sector, according to the Federal Salary Council.
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People, process and technology: An essential triad for government payroll modernization
Payroll modernization is foundational to help agencies make more informed decisions and easily adapt to a rapidly changing workforce that views digitization as table stakes.
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Approval expected soon for DoD civilians to shop in military exchanges
Nearly 600,000 DoD civilians would get new shopping privileges.
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Postal carrier accused of stealing mail-in ballot, gift cards in Miami
A U.S. Postal Service carrier is accused of stealing a Miami-Dade County mail-in ballot, 10 gift cards and four prepaid debit cards earlier this month, federal authorities said.
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OPM finalizes rules to address new and underperforming employees
The finalized rule would enable agency managers to move more quickly through disciplinary processes and encourages keeping new feds in career limbo for their first year.
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The Data Age is here — but are feds ready?
The reality is nearly all future government jobs will have some element of data involved.
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Staffing government procurement in the 21st century
For senior managers, upskilling experienced workers and recruiting younger, digitally native employees has become essential to navigating their agency’s digital transformation.
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White employees twice as likely to be promoted to management at the VA
Newly released data from the Department of Veterans Affairs shows that white employees received promotions to management roles more often than their Black counterparts.
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How feds will receive COVID care under 2021 health plans
Federal health insurance providers have been instructed to make certain changes to help feds stay safe from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Virtual healthcare gets an increased focus for 2021
Telemedicine options were one of the key factors in Office of Personnel Management negotiations with federal health insurance providers.
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Feds still make three quarters of private sector pay
Federal employees make 23.1 percent less than those doing the same job in the private sector, according to the Federal Salary Council.
-
People, process and technology: An essential triad for government payroll modernization
Payroll modernization is foundational to help agencies make more informed decisions and easily adapt to a rapidly changing workforce that views digitization as table stakes.
-
Approval expected soon for DoD civilians to shop in military exchanges
Nearly 600,000 DoD civilians would get new shopping privileges.
-
Postal carrier accused of stealing mail-in ballot, gift cards in Miami
A U.S. Postal Service carrier is accused of stealing a Miami-Dade County mail-in ballot, 10 gift cards and four prepaid debit cards earlier this month, federal authorities said.
-
OPM finalizes rules to address new and underperforming employees
The finalized rule would enable agency managers to move more quickly through disciplinary processes and encourages keeping new feds in career limbo for their first year.
-
The Data Age is here — but are feds ready?
The reality is nearly all future government jobs will have some element of data involved.
-
Staffing government procurement in the 21st century
For senior managers, upskilling experienced workers and recruiting younger, digitally native employees has become essential to navigating their agency’s digital transformation.
-
White employees twice as likely to be promoted to management at the VA
Newly released data from the Department of Veterans Affairs shows that white employees received promotions to management roles more often than their Black counterparts.
-
How feds will receive COVID care under 2021 health plans
Federal health insurance providers have been instructed to make certain changes to help feds stay safe from the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Virtual healthcare gets an increased focus for 2021
Telemedicine options were one of the key factors in Office of Personnel Management negotiations with federal health insurance providers.
-
Feds still make three quarters of private sector pay
Federal employees make 23.1 percent less than those doing the same job in the private sector, according to the Federal Salary Council.
-
People, process and technology: An essential triad for government payroll modernization
Payroll modernization is foundational to help agencies make more informed decisions and easily adapt to a rapidly changing workforce that views digitization as table stakes.
-
Approval expected soon for DoD civilians to shop in military exchanges
Nearly 600,000 DoD civilians would get new shopping privileges.
-
Postal carrier accused of stealing mail-in ballot, gift cards in Miami
A U.S. Postal Service carrier is accused of stealing a Miami-Dade County mail-in ballot, 10 gift cards and four prepaid debit cards earlier this month, federal authorities said.
-
OPM finalizes rules to address new and underperforming employees
The finalized rule would enable agency managers to move more quickly through disciplinary processes and encourages keeping new feds in career limbo for their first year.
-
The Data Age is here — but are feds ready?
The reality is nearly all future government jobs will have some element of data involved.
-
Staffing government procurement in the 21st century
For senior managers, upskilling experienced workers and recruiting younger, digitally native employees has become essential to navigating their agency’s digital transformation.
-
White employees twice as likely to be promoted to management at the VA
Newly released data from the Department of Veterans Affairs shows that white employees received promotions to management roles more often than their Black counterparts.
-
How feds will receive COVID care under 2021 health plans
Federal health insurance providers have been instructed to make certain changes to help feds stay safe from the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Virtual healthcare gets an increased focus for 2021
Telemedicine options were one of the key factors in Office of Personnel Management negotiations with federal health insurance providers.
