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If government shuts down, when will federal workers get paid?
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., proposed a solution that would avoid a total shutdown by funding some agencies through Jan. 19 and others Feb. 2.
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Democrats rally behind rule to prevent return of Trump’s Schedule F
Lawmakers voiced their support for a draft rule by OPM to strengthen civil service protections.
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Retirement processing slows after record-setting month
OPM asked agencies to estimate how many retirement applications they’ll receive in the coming months to help inform workloads.
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Will a government shutdown halt open enrollment?
What happens to the annual enrollment period for federal health benefits if there’s a lapse in appropriations?
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When does the continuing resolution expire, and how does it work?
CRs limit the ability of federal agencies to initiate new programs and hiring and adds administrative burdens.
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Almost 70% of federal employees still telework, OPM poll finds
According to the 2023 results, 17% telework one or two days per week.
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Rep. Mike Gallagher previews plans to deter China from invading Taiwan
The chair of the House’s China-focused panel discussed ways to deter Beijing in the Taiwan Strait and what’s in store for the year ahead.
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Is your FEHB insurance carrier dropping coverage in 2024?
And if you’re a Department of Veterans Affairs employee, you now have more options.
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White House pick for US cyber director spotlights hiring outside STEM
It’s also been a priority of the Office of Personnel Management to reform the way agencies look for and place cyber job candidates.
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If government shuts down, when will federal workers get paid?
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., proposed a solution that would avoid a total shutdown by funding some agencies through Jan. 19 and others Feb. 2.
-
Democrats rally behind rule to prevent return of Trump’s Schedule F
Lawmakers voiced their support for a draft rule by OPM to strengthen civil service protections.
-
Retirement processing slows after record-setting month
OPM asked agencies to estimate how many retirement applications they’ll receive in the coming months to help inform workloads.
-
Will a government shutdown halt open enrollment?
What happens to the annual enrollment period for federal health benefits if there’s a lapse in appropriations?
-
When does the continuing resolution expire, and how does it work?
CRs limit the ability of federal agencies to initiate new programs and hiring and adds administrative burdens.
-
Almost 70% of federal employees still telework, OPM poll finds
According to the 2023 results, 17% telework one or two days per week.
-
Rep. Mike Gallagher previews plans to deter China from invading Taiwan
The chair of the House’s China-focused panel discussed ways to deter Beijing in the Taiwan Strait and what’s in store for the year ahead.
-
Is your FEHB insurance carrier dropping coverage in 2024?
And if you’re a Department of Veterans Affairs employee, you now have more options.
-
White House pick for US cyber director spotlights hiring outside STEM
It’s also been a priority of the Office of Personnel Management to reform the way agencies look for and place cyber job candidates.
-
If government shuts down, when will federal workers get paid?
House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., proposed a solution that would avoid a total shutdown by funding some agencies through Jan. 19 and others Feb. 2.
-
Democrats rally behind rule to prevent return of Trump’s Schedule F
Lawmakers voiced their support for a draft rule by OPM to strengthen civil service protections.
-
Retirement processing slows after record-setting month
OPM asked agencies to estimate how many retirement applications they’ll receive in the coming months to help inform workloads.
-
Will a government shutdown halt open enrollment?
What happens to the annual enrollment period for federal health benefits if there’s a lapse in appropriations?
-
When does the continuing resolution expire, and how does it work?
CRs limit the ability of federal agencies to initiate new programs and hiring and adds administrative burdens.
-
Almost 70% of federal employees still telework, OPM poll finds
According to the 2023 results, 17% telework one or two days per week.
-
Rep. Mike Gallagher previews plans to deter China from invading Taiwan
The chair of the House’s China-focused panel discussed ways to deter Beijing in the Taiwan Strait and what’s in store for the year ahead.
-
Is your FEHB insurance carrier dropping coverage in 2024?
And if you’re a Department of Veterans Affairs employee, you now have more options.
-
White House pick for US cyber director spotlights hiring outside STEM
It’s also been a priority of the Office of Personnel Management to reform the way agencies look for and place cyber job candidates.
