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Trump’s White House pushed Schedule F ‘to the extreme,’ union says
The National Treasury Employees Union said the threat of Schedule F may be more severe than it thought.
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At least 100,000 feds face furloughs this week unless Congress acts
Come Friday, March 1 at midnight, the current continuing resolution keeping the departments of Agriculture, Housing and Urban Development, Transportation a
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HUD calls Multifamily Housing workers back to office, drawing union ire
As the overall number of federal agencies offering fully remote work dwindles, employees and agencies are coming to terms with new workplace issues.
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VA to slow hiring pace after adding tens of thousands of workers
VA reached more than 400,000 staff for the first time in history last year, as it brought in more than 61,000 hires to the Veterans Health Administration.
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Supervisors less likely to be disciplined at Homeland Security: report
A survey found 21% of the department’s non-supervisory workers think senior leaders “tolerate” unethical managers.
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From Uncle Sam, with love: Agencies set the mood for Valentine’s Day
Uncle Sam is here for you with some public service announcements and puns that err on the side of poetry.
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TSA achieved historic pay raises, needs budget to keep them
TSA officers aren’t automatically given the governmentwide annual raise proposed by the president.
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Federal employee retirements jump in January as backlog balloons
Despite the increases, fewer employees overall retired in 2023 than 2022, 2021 and 2020.
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Senate passes Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan aid amid Trump-fueled opposition
The Senate passed Biden’s aid request for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. But it faces strong headwinds in the House amid opposition from Trump.
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Biggest federal government union rallies against specter of Schedule F
Final regulations are pending from the Office of Personnel Management to further reinforce the merit system.
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Trump’s White House pushed Schedule F ‘to the extreme,’ union says
The National Treasury Employees Union said the threat of Schedule F may be more severe than it thought.
-
At least 100,000 feds face furloughs this week unless Congress acts
Come Friday, March 1 at midnight, the current continuing resolution keeping the departments of Agriculture, Housing and Urban Development, Transportation a
-
HUD calls Multifamily Housing workers back to office, drawing union ire
As the overall number of federal agencies offering fully remote work dwindles, employees and agencies are coming to terms with new workplace issues.
-
VA to slow hiring pace after adding tens of thousands of workers
VA reached more than 400,000 staff for the first time in history last year, as it brought in more than 61,000 hires to the Veterans Health Administration.
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Supervisors less likely to be disciplined at Homeland Security: report
A survey found 21% of the department’s non-supervisory workers think senior leaders “tolerate” unethical managers.
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From Uncle Sam, with love: Agencies set the mood for Valentine’s Day
Uncle Sam is here for you with some public service announcements and puns that err on the side of poetry.
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TSA achieved historic pay raises, needs budget to keep them
TSA officers aren’t automatically given the governmentwide annual raise proposed by the president.
-
Federal employee retirements jump in January as backlog balloons
Despite the increases, fewer employees overall retired in 2023 than 2022, 2021 and 2020.
-
Senate passes Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan aid amid Trump-fueled opposition
The Senate passed Biden’s aid request for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. But it faces strong headwinds in the House amid opposition from Trump.
-
Biggest federal government union rallies against specter of Schedule F
Final regulations are pending from the Office of Personnel Management to further reinforce the merit system.
-
Trump’s White House pushed Schedule F ‘to the extreme,’ union says
The National Treasury Employees Union said the threat of Schedule F may be more severe than it thought.
-
At least 100,000 feds face furloughs this week unless Congress acts
Come Friday, March 1 at midnight, the current continuing resolution keeping the departments of Agriculture, Housing and Urban Development, Transportation a
-
HUD calls Multifamily Housing workers back to office, drawing union ire
As the overall number of federal agencies offering fully remote work dwindles, employees and agencies are coming to terms with new workplace issues.
-
VA to slow hiring pace after adding tens of thousands of workers
VA reached more than 400,000 staff for the first time in history last year, as it brought in more than 61,000 hires to the Veterans Health Administration.
-
Supervisors less likely to be disciplined at Homeland Security: report
A survey found 21% of the department’s non-supervisory workers think senior leaders “tolerate” unethical managers.
-
From Uncle Sam, with love: Agencies set the mood for Valentine’s Day
Uncle Sam is here for you with some public service announcements and puns that err on the side of poetry.
-
TSA achieved historic pay raises, needs budget to keep them
TSA officers aren’t automatically given the governmentwide annual raise proposed by the president.
-
Federal employee retirements jump in January as backlog balloons
Despite the increases, fewer employees overall retired in 2023 than 2022, 2021 and 2020.
-
Senate passes Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan aid amid Trump-fueled opposition
The Senate passed Biden’s aid request for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. But it faces strong headwinds in the House amid opposition from Trump.
-
Biggest federal government union rallies against specter of Schedule F
Final regulations are pending from the Office of Personnel Management to further reinforce the merit system.
