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Homeland Security agrees to hasten asylum for resettled Afghans
The government processed just 11% of applications submitted via the Operation Allies Welcome program, with thousands still pending.
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Achieving the National Cyber Strategy hinges on joint collaboration
Recent research shows a 37% increase in global ransomware attacks, with the U.S. as the most affected country.
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Federal retirement processing picks back up in August
The office also continues to remind employees that their applications can get hung up if there are errors in them.
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Bracing for a budget fight, lawmakers propose bill to prevent shutdown
Lawmakers said the proposed bill is specifically a response to the brewing threat of a shutdown.
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Federal agency contingency plans lay in wait for shutdown notices
Senators returned to Capitol Hill on Tuesday with just a few weeks before a possible partial government shutdown.
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Biden picks State Department official to head federal ethics office
If confirmed by the Senate, David Huitema would officially replace the former director, Emory Rounds, a Trump appointee.
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Office reentry pushing feds to job hunt, Federal Times survey shows
Of those who left their government job, more than a third said the ability to work to telework was the deciding factor.
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Biden moves to enact 5.2% pay raise for federal employees
Biden declared his alternate pay raise for 2024 to bring 2.2 million federal employees in line with a boost he first proposed in the spring.
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Federal agencies barred from asking about criminal history when hiring
The regulations build off a federal law passed in 2019 that works to ensure those with criminal histories aren’t immediately shown the door.
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The Pentagon’s Replicator effort to counter China is the right call
Concerns about this initiative are rooted in bureaucratic tradition and an aversion to change — and that viewpoint couldn’t be more wrong.
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Homeland Security agrees to hasten asylum for resettled Afghans
The government processed just 11% of applications submitted via the Operation Allies Welcome program, with thousands still pending.
-
Achieving the National Cyber Strategy hinges on joint collaboration
Recent research shows a 37% increase in global ransomware attacks, with the U.S. as the most affected country.
-
Federal retirement processing picks back up in August
The office also continues to remind employees that their applications can get hung up if there are errors in them.
-
Bracing for a budget fight, lawmakers propose bill to prevent shutdown
Lawmakers said the proposed bill is specifically a response to the brewing threat of a shutdown.
-
Federal agency contingency plans lay in wait for shutdown notices
Senators returned to Capitol Hill on Tuesday with just a few weeks before a possible partial government shutdown.
-
Biden picks State Department official to head federal ethics office
If confirmed by the Senate, David Huitema would officially replace the former director, Emory Rounds, a Trump appointee.
-
Office reentry pushing feds to job hunt, Federal Times survey shows
Of those who left their government job, more than a third said the ability to work to telework was the deciding factor.
-
Biden moves to enact 5.2% pay raise for federal employees
Biden declared his alternate pay raise for 2024 to bring 2.2 million federal employees in line with a boost he first proposed in the spring.
-
Federal agencies barred from asking about criminal history when hiring
The regulations build off a federal law passed in 2019 that works to ensure those with criminal histories aren’t immediately shown the door.
-
The Pentagon’s Replicator effort to counter China is the right call
Concerns about this initiative are rooted in bureaucratic tradition and an aversion to change — and that viewpoint couldn’t be more wrong.
-
Homeland Security agrees to hasten asylum for resettled Afghans
The government processed just 11% of applications submitted via the Operation Allies Welcome program, with thousands still pending.
-
Achieving the National Cyber Strategy hinges on joint collaboration
Recent research shows a 37% increase in global ransomware attacks, with the U.S. as the most affected country.
-
Federal retirement processing picks back up in August
The office also continues to remind employees that their applications can get hung up if there are errors in them.
-
Bracing for a budget fight, lawmakers propose bill to prevent shutdown
Lawmakers said the proposed bill is specifically a response to the brewing threat of a shutdown.
-
Federal agency contingency plans lay in wait for shutdown notices
Senators returned to Capitol Hill on Tuesday with just a few weeks before a possible partial government shutdown.
-
Biden picks State Department official to head federal ethics office
If confirmed by the Senate, David Huitema would officially replace the former director, Emory Rounds, a Trump appointee.
-
Office reentry pushing feds to job hunt, Federal Times survey shows
Of those who left their government job, more than a third said the ability to work to telework was the deciding factor.
-
Biden moves to enact 5.2% pay raise for federal employees
Biden declared his alternate pay raise for 2024 to bring 2.2 million federal employees in line with a boost he first proposed in the spring.
-
Federal agencies barred from asking about criminal history when hiring
The regulations build off a federal law passed in 2019 that works to ensure those with criminal histories aren’t immediately shown the door.
-
The Pentagon’s Replicator effort to counter China is the right call
Concerns about this initiative are rooted in bureaucratic tradition and an aversion to change — and that viewpoint couldn’t be more wrong.
