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Cyber talent program places its first class of new feds
The Cybersecurity Talent Initiative, launched by the Partnership for Public Service, placed it’s first 10 cyber professionals in federal agencies.
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Agency relocation was justified by ‘misleading’ information, watchdog finds
Congressional testimony that the Bureau of Land Management had to relocate it’s offices due to cost increases was largely ‘misleading,’ according to an agency Inspector General report.
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Lawmakers ask Trump’s postmaster to return sorting machines
President Donald Trump’s postmaster general was asked to immediately return sorting machines that were removed as union officials say the machines’ removal has contributed to a slowdown in mail delivery.
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Behind the turnaround to get leave for hurricane-impacted feds
Some Social Security Administration employees were told to virtually report to work just hours after Hurricane Laura had passed, though the agency quickly changes course to offer them leave.
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House to subpoena postmaster general over mail delays
The House Oversight Committee intends to subpoena Postmaster General Louis DeJoy for documents about disruptions in mail delivery operations that are now central to questions over the ability to handle an onslaught of mail-in ballots expected for the November election.
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Census, like Postal Service, politicized in election year
The Postal Service isn’t the only staid federal agency to be drawn into a political battle in 2020.
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Close the Pentagon — it’s too big of a target
Why maintain a highly concentrated target for adversaries?
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Postal chief DeJoy has long leveraged connections, dollars
How exactly Postmaster General Louis DeJoy was hired is among the questions Congress is trying to unravel.
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Senate VA committee gets an ‘F’ in oversight
The Senate Veterans Affairs Committee got an “F” grade from on the Lugar Center’s Congressional Oversight Hearing Index.
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The Hatch Act: What is it? And how does it impact feds?
The Hatch Act is designed to ensure that the work of federal civil servants is not influenced by political motivations.
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Cyber talent program places its first class of new feds
The Cybersecurity Talent Initiative, launched by the Partnership for Public Service, placed it’s first 10 cyber professionals in federal agencies.
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Agency relocation was justified by ‘misleading’ information, watchdog finds
Congressional testimony that the Bureau of Land Management had to relocate it’s offices due to cost increases was largely ‘misleading,’ according to an agency Inspector General report.
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Lawmakers ask Trump’s postmaster to return sorting machines
President Donald Trump’s postmaster general was asked to immediately return sorting machines that were removed as union officials say the machines’ removal has contributed to a slowdown in mail delivery.
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Behind the turnaround to get leave for hurricane-impacted feds
Some Social Security Administration employees were told to virtually report to work just hours after Hurricane Laura had passed, though the agency quickly changes course to offer them leave.
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House to subpoena postmaster general over mail delays
The House Oversight Committee intends to subpoena Postmaster General Louis DeJoy for documents about disruptions in mail delivery operations that are now central to questions over the ability to handle an onslaught of mail-in ballots expected for the November election.
-
Census, like Postal Service, politicized in election year
The Postal Service isn’t the only staid federal agency to be drawn into a political battle in 2020.
-
Close the Pentagon — it’s too big of a target
Why maintain a highly concentrated target for adversaries?
-
Postal chief DeJoy has long leveraged connections, dollars
How exactly Postmaster General Louis DeJoy was hired is among the questions Congress is trying to unravel.
-
Senate VA committee gets an ‘F’ in oversight
The Senate Veterans Affairs Committee got an “F” grade from on the Lugar Center’s Congressional Oversight Hearing Index.
-
The Hatch Act: What is it? And how does it impact feds?
The Hatch Act is designed to ensure that the work of federal civil servants is not influenced by political motivations.
-
Cyber talent program places its first class of new feds
The Cybersecurity Talent Initiative, launched by the Partnership for Public Service, placed it’s first 10 cyber professionals in federal agencies.
-
Agency relocation was justified by ‘misleading’ information, watchdog finds
Congressional testimony that the Bureau of Land Management had to relocate it’s offices due to cost increases was largely ‘misleading,’ according to an agency Inspector General report.
-
Lawmakers ask Trump’s postmaster to return sorting machines
President Donald Trump’s postmaster general was asked to immediately return sorting machines that were removed as union officials say the machines’ removal has contributed to a slowdown in mail delivery.
-
Behind the turnaround to get leave for hurricane-impacted feds
Some Social Security Administration employees were told to virtually report to work just hours after Hurricane Laura had passed, though the agency quickly changes course to offer them leave.
-
House to subpoena postmaster general over mail delays
The House Oversight Committee intends to subpoena Postmaster General Louis DeJoy for documents about disruptions in mail delivery operations that are now central to questions over the ability to handle an onslaught of mail-in ballots expected for the November election.
-
Census, like Postal Service, politicized in election year
The Postal Service isn’t the only staid federal agency to be drawn into a political battle in 2020.
-
Close the Pentagon — it’s too big of a target
Why maintain a highly concentrated target for adversaries?
-
Postal chief DeJoy has long leveraged connections, dollars
How exactly Postmaster General Louis DeJoy was hired is among the questions Congress is trying to unravel.
-
Senate VA committee gets an ‘F’ in oversight
The Senate Veterans Affairs Committee got an “F” grade from on the Lugar Center’s Congressional Oversight Hearing Index.
-
The Hatch Act: What is it? And how does it impact feds?
The Hatch Act is designed to ensure that the work of federal civil servants is not influenced by political motivations.
