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Office of Personnel Management to revamp Pathways internship program
New regulations bring changes to the Pathways Program for the first time since 2012.
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Limited use of pay incentives holds back hiring at IRS
Pay is often a pain point when it comes to attracting new entrants to federal service, with public sector pay lagging the private sector by almost 25%.
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National Treasury Employees Union elects Greenwald as new president
Doreen Greenwald has been elected the new president of NTEU and will serve for the next four years.
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US Capitol Police, reeling from Jan. 6, opens up recruitment ranks
Like many of the armed forces, the Capitol Police is facing severe recruitment challenges.
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Union calls out Social Security Admin. on bargaining status of judges
Employees and union leaders are calling calling on the agency to review and rectify the bargaining status of these employees.
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Future of federal pay is murky, if this agency fails to improve tech
The National Finance Center serves 650,000 federal employees across 170 customer agencies.
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Unions push back on Biden plan to bring federal workers back
Friday email from White House Chief of Staff shows Biden’s plans for more in-person work for federal employees.
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Federal employees in DC area sent home due to severe weather
All employees must depart no later than 3:00 p.m. EST, OPM said in the announcement on Aug. 7.
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State Dept. to hire new chief diversity officer as Pentagon stays mum
The departures in these “c-suite” leadership positions come at a time when criticism of diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility is at a high.
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FAA pauses back-to-office plan after unions balk at telework changes
Last month, the agency set a new requirement for teleworkers and remote workers that would mandate an in-office presence.
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Office of Personnel Management to revamp Pathways internship program
New regulations bring changes to the Pathways Program for the first time since 2012.
-
Limited use of pay incentives holds back hiring at IRS
Pay is often a pain point when it comes to attracting new entrants to federal service, with public sector pay lagging the private sector by almost 25%.
-
National Treasury Employees Union elects Greenwald as new president
Doreen Greenwald has been elected the new president of NTEU and will serve for the next four years.
-
US Capitol Police, reeling from Jan. 6, opens up recruitment ranks
Like many of the armed forces, the Capitol Police is facing severe recruitment challenges.
-
Union calls out Social Security Admin. on bargaining status of judges
Employees and union leaders are calling calling on the agency to review and rectify the bargaining status of these employees.
-
Future of federal pay is murky, if this agency fails to improve tech
The National Finance Center serves 650,000 federal employees across 170 customer agencies.
-
Unions push back on Biden plan to bring federal workers back
Friday email from White House Chief of Staff shows Biden’s plans for more in-person work for federal employees.
-
Federal employees in DC area sent home due to severe weather
All employees must depart no later than 3:00 p.m. EST, OPM said in the announcement on Aug. 7.
-
State Dept. to hire new chief diversity officer as Pentagon stays mum
The departures in these “c-suite” leadership positions come at a time when criticism of diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility is at a high.
-
FAA pauses back-to-office plan after unions balk at telework changes
Last month, the agency set a new requirement for teleworkers and remote workers that would mandate an in-office presence.
-
Office of Personnel Management to revamp Pathways internship program
New regulations bring changes to the Pathways Program for the first time since 2012.
-
Limited use of pay incentives holds back hiring at IRS
Pay is often a pain point when it comes to attracting new entrants to federal service, with public sector pay lagging the private sector by almost 25%.
-
National Treasury Employees Union elects Greenwald as new president
Doreen Greenwald has been elected the new president of NTEU and will serve for the next four years.
-
US Capitol Police, reeling from Jan. 6, opens up recruitment ranks
Like many of the armed forces, the Capitol Police is facing severe recruitment challenges.
-
Union calls out Social Security Admin. on bargaining status of judges
Employees and union leaders are calling calling on the agency to review and rectify the bargaining status of these employees.
-
Future of federal pay is murky, if this agency fails to improve tech
The National Finance Center serves 650,000 federal employees across 170 customer agencies.
-
Unions push back on Biden plan to bring federal workers back
Friday email from White House Chief of Staff shows Biden’s plans for more in-person work for federal employees.
-
Federal employees in DC area sent home due to severe weather
All employees must depart no later than 3:00 p.m. EST, OPM said in the announcement on Aug. 7.
-
State Dept. to hire new chief diversity officer as Pentagon stays mum
The departures in these “c-suite” leadership positions come at a time when criticism of diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility is at a high.
-
FAA pauses back-to-office plan after unions balk at telework changes
Last month, the agency set a new requirement for teleworkers and remote workers that would mandate an in-office presence.
