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Federal workers comp program risked lethal fentanyl prescriptions
For government employees who get injured on the job, the Federal Employees’ Compensation program finances medical care and other resources.
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Senator demands DEA boss explain no-bid contracts, hires
Milgram’s boosters inside and outside the agency have defended her actions as part of an ongoing effort to clean house.
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The US military must move beyond defense-reform theater
Zealous reformers continue to over-focus on weapons buys when hardware is increasingly the commodity.
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Justice Department takes up travel reimbursement for nursing employees
Reimbursable expenses can include fees on excess baggage for nursing supplies and shipping expenses for refrigerated, pre-pumped breast milk.
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White House names pick for key Pentagon acquisition post
The nomination could be delayed by political fights on Capitol Hill unrelated to the post.
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Federal employees’ return to office is ‘overdue,’ Post editorial says
The White House direct agencies to report their current policies for telework and establish routines to monitor progress and diagnose issues.
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Federal workplaces reimagined as ‘destinations’ to draw back employees
The General Services Administration is a piloting project that mirrors a commercial co-working space (think WeWork) just for federal employees.
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Logan airport’s advanced X-ray tech allows 3-D searches by TSA workers
TSA is testing the technology through May, and the main goal is to collect enough data from roughly 10,000 bag scans.
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This week in Congress: NDAA, defense budget drafts on the horizon
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 17, 2023.
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Which Pentagon agency is best to work for?
The Air Force had the highest overall score for employee engagement and satisfaction, followed by the Army, Navy, Space Force and Marine Corps.
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Federal workers comp program risked lethal fentanyl prescriptions
For government employees who get injured on the job, the Federal Employees’ Compensation program finances medical care and other resources.
-
Senator demands DEA boss explain no-bid contracts, hires
Milgram’s boosters inside and outside the agency have defended her actions as part of an ongoing effort to clean house.
-
The US military must move beyond defense-reform theater
Zealous reformers continue to over-focus on weapons buys when hardware is increasingly the commodity.
-
Justice Department takes up travel reimbursement for nursing employees
Reimbursable expenses can include fees on excess baggage for nursing supplies and shipping expenses for refrigerated, pre-pumped breast milk.
-
White House names pick for key Pentagon acquisition post
The nomination could be delayed by political fights on Capitol Hill unrelated to the post.
-
Federal employees’ return to office is ‘overdue,’ Post editorial says
The White House direct agencies to report their current policies for telework and establish routines to monitor progress and diagnose issues.
-
Federal workplaces reimagined as ‘destinations’ to draw back employees
The General Services Administration is a piloting project that mirrors a commercial co-working space (think WeWork) just for federal employees.
-
Logan airport’s advanced X-ray tech allows 3-D searches by TSA workers
TSA is testing the technology through May, and the main goal is to collect enough data from roughly 10,000 bag scans.
-
This week in Congress: NDAA, defense budget drafts on the horizon
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 17, 2023.
-
Which Pentagon agency is best to work for?
The Air Force had the highest overall score for employee engagement and satisfaction, followed by the Army, Navy, Space Force and Marine Corps.
-
Federal workers comp program risked lethal fentanyl prescriptions
For government employees who get injured on the job, the Federal Employees’ Compensation program finances medical care and other resources.
-
Senator demands DEA boss explain no-bid contracts, hires
Milgram’s boosters inside and outside the agency have defended her actions as part of an ongoing effort to clean house.
-
The US military must move beyond defense-reform theater
Zealous reformers continue to over-focus on weapons buys when hardware is increasingly the commodity.
-
Justice Department takes up travel reimbursement for nursing employees
Reimbursable expenses can include fees on excess baggage for nursing supplies and shipping expenses for refrigerated, pre-pumped breast milk.
-
White House names pick for key Pentagon acquisition post
The nomination could be delayed by political fights on Capitol Hill unrelated to the post.
-
Federal employees’ return to office is ‘overdue,’ Post editorial says
The White House direct agencies to report their current policies for telework and establish routines to monitor progress and diagnose issues.
-
Federal workplaces reimagined as ‘destinations’ to draw back employees
The General Services Administration is a piloting project that mirrors a commercial co-working space (think WeWork) just for federal employees.
-
Logan airport’s advanced X-ray tech allows 3-D searches by TSA workers
TSA is testing the technology through May, and the main goal is to collect enough data from roughly 10,000 bag scans.
-
This week in Congress: NDAA, defense budget drafts on the horizon
Defense and veterans hearings on Capitol Hill for the week of April 17, 2023.
-
Which Pentagon agency is best to work for?
The Air Force had the highest overall score for employee engagement and satisfaction, followed by the Army, Navy, Space Force and Marine Corps.
