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Department of Education wants to decrease remote work
Other federal civilian agencies are undergoing similar workforce transition plans.
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Lawmaker summons Pentagon official over canceled travel software
Rep. Nancy Mace has asked a defense official to testify before her subcommittee to explain the sudden cancellation of a new software contract.
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Schedule F is about accountability, not spoils system, ex-officials say
Several Republican candidates for the presidency have said they support Schedule F or something like it, raising questions about what that might look like.
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‘Lavender Scare’ a reminder of darker times in DC as Pride Month ends
The Lavender Scare, a lesser known part of American history, saw thousands of gay and lesbian federal employees purged from public service.
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Thousands of federal employees could get locality pay raises in 2024
Locality pay is calculated based on the difference in what non-federal employers pay workers in the same area for similar work.
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Congress aims for faster arms sales with defense bills and task force
After moving legislation geared at speeding up the lengthy foreign military sales process, Congress is following DoD’s lead with its own task force.
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CMS to scale back remote work, drawing union ire
CMS is the among several agencies that have announced plans to bring employees back to offices.
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Federal Intern Experience Program aims to connect students with future
Future cohorts of federal interns can take advantage of professional development training, Q&As with former interns and mentorships.
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Pentagon uses Ukraine funds to split supply chains from Russia, China
The Pentagon has started to use Ukraine aid funds to bolster munitions production while hoping to free defense supply chains from Russia and China.
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FDIC will call federal employees back to offices in January
Beginning in 2024, employees of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will be required to work on site three days per week.
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Department of Education wants to decrease remote work
Other federal civilian agencies are undergoing similar workforce transition plans.
-
Lawmaker summons Pentagon official over canceled travel software
Rep. Nancy Mace has asked a defense official to testify before her subcommittee to explain the sudden cancellation of a new software contract.
-
Schedule F is about accountability, not spoils system, ex-officials say
Several Republican candidates for the presidency have said they support Schedule F or something like it, raising questions about what that might look like.
-
‘Lavender Scare’ a reminder of darker times in DC as Pride Month ends
The Lavender Scare, a lesser known part of American history, saw thousands of gay and lesbian federal employees purged from public service.
-
Thousands of federal employees could get locality pay raises in 2024
Locality pay is calculated based on the difference in what non-federal employers pay workers in the same area for similar work.
-
Congress aims for faster arms sales with defense bills and task force
After moving legislation geared at speeding up the lengthy foreign military sales process, Congress is following DoD’s lead with its own task force.
-
CMS to scale back remote work, drawing union ire
CMS is the among several agencies that have announced plans to bring employees back to offices.
-
Federal Intern Experience Program aims to connect students with future
Future cohorts of federal interns can take advantage of professional development training, Q&As with former interns and mentorships.
-
Pentagon uses Ukraine funds to split supply chains from Russia, China
The Pentagon has started to use Ukraine aid funds to bolster munitions production while hoping to free defense supply chains from Russia and China.
-
FDIC will call federal employees back to offices in January
Beginning in 2024, employees of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will be required to work on site three days per week.
-
Department of Education wants to decrease remote work
Other federal civilian agencies are undergoing similar workforce transition plans.
-
Lawmaker summons Pentagon official over canceled travel software
Rep. Nancy Mace has asked a defense official to testify before her subcommittee to explain the sudden cancellation of a new software contract.
-
Schedule F is about accountability, not spoils system, ex-officials say
Several Republican candidates for the presidency have said they support Schedule F or something like it, raising questions about what that might look like.
-
‘Lavender Scare’ a reminder of darker times in DC as Pride Month ends
The Lavender Scare, a lesser known part of American history, saw thousands of gay and lesbian federal employees purged from public service.
-
Thousands of federal employees could get locality pay raises in 2024
Locality pay is calculated based on the difference in what non-federal employers pay workers in the same area for similar work.
-
Congress aims for faster arms sales with defense bills and task force
After moving legislation geared at speeding up the lengthy foreign military sales process, Congress is following DoD’s lead with its own task force.
-
CMS to scale back remote work, drawing union ire
CMS is the among several agencies that have announced plans to bring employees back to offices.
-
Federal Intern Experience Program aims to connect students with future
Future cohorts of federal interns can take advantage of professional development training, Q&As with former interns and mentorships.
-
Pentagon uses Ukraine funds to split supply chains from Russia, China
The Pentagon has started to use Ukraine aid funds to bolster munitions production while hoping to free defense supply chains from Russia and China.
-
FDIC will call federal employees back to offices in January
Beginning in 2024, employees of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation will be required to work on site three days per week.
