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US will not allow China to ‘reshape its region,’ world order: Austin
Some Republican House members have pressed for a final plan to be postponed until early next year, when they will have control of the chamber.
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Space Force must adapt to strengthen commercial ties, Raymond says
Former Chief of Space Operations Jay Raymond, in his first public appearance since retiring, emphasized the importance of commercial partnerships.
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‘Temporary’ federal government STEM jobs can now last up to a decade
The goal is to alleviate administrative burdens on agencies that would otherwise be subject to difficulties to attracting talent for temporary projects.
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Senate confirms first inspector general for Pentagon in 7 years
A growing chorus of Republicans have criticized U.S. military assistance for Ukraine, and many are calling for more oversight.
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Norcross presses for fresh NLRB funding to avoid employee furloughs
Federal agency has received the same appropriation of $274.2 million for nine straight years.
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US approved sale of anti-drone systems to Qatar during World Cup match
Qatar, along with other Gulf Arab states, faces threats from Iranian-backed proxies in the region.
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FAR too complicated? Procurement rules hurt contracting, report says
As the rules governing federal contracting have gotten more complicated, the workforce is tasked with keeping up.
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Veterans Affairs Dept. discloses breach of employee vaccine data
The VA collected the information via a human resources portal as part of its vaccination efforts.
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Here’s an open enrollment checklist for 2023 federal health benefits
The Dec. 12 deadline to make changes will be here before you know it.
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Last caIl! Less than a week left to elect FEHB 2023 health benefits
As you’re making lists for Thanksgiving groceries and holiday gifts, don’t forget the shopping spree that ends Dec. 12.
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US will not allow China to ‘reshape its region,’ world order: Austin
Some Republican House members have pressed for a final plan to be postponed until early next year, when they will have control of the chamber.
-
Space Force must adapt to strengthen commercial ties, Raymond says
Former Chief of Space Operations Jay Raymond, in his first public appearance since retiring, emphasized the importance of commercial partnerships.
-
‘Temporary’ federal government STEM jobs can now last up to a decade
The goal is to alleviate administrative burdens on agencies that would otherwise be subject to difficulties to attracting talent for temporary projects.
-
Senate confirms first inspector general for Pentagon in 7 years
A growing chorus of Republicans have criticized U.S. military assistance for Ukraine, and many are calling for more oversight.
-
Norcross presses for fresh NLRB funding to avoid employee furloughs
Federal agency has received the same appropriation of $274.2 million for nine straight years.
-
US approved sale of anti-drone systems to Qatar during World Cup match
Qatar, along with other Gulf Arab states, faces threats from Iranian-backed proxies in the region.
-
FAR too complicated? Procurement rules hurt contracting, report says
As the rules governing federal contracting have gotten more complicated, the workforce is tasked with keeping up.
-
Veterans Affairs Dept. discloses breach of employee vaccine data
The VA collected the information via a human resources portal as part of its vaccination efforts.
-
Here’s an open enrollment checklist for 2023 federal health benefits
The Dec. 12 deadline to make changes will be here before you know it.
-
Last caIl! Less than a week left to elect FEHB 2023 health benefits
As you’re making lists for Thanksgiving groceries and holiday gifts, don’t forget the shopping spree that ends Dec. 12.
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US will not allow China to ‘reshape its region,’ world order: Austin
Some Republican House members have pressed for a final plan to be postponed until early next year, when they will have control of the chamber.
-
Space Force must adapt to strengthen commercial ties, Raymond says
Former Chief of Space Operations Jay Raymond, in his first public appearance since retiring, emphasized the importance of commercial partnerships.
-
‘Temporary’ federal government STEM jobs can now last up to a decade
The goal is to alleviate administrative burdens on agencies that would otherwise be subject to difficulties to attracting talent for temporary projects.
-
Senate confirms first inspector general for Pentagon in 7 years
A growing chorus of Republicans have criticized U.S. military assistance for Ukraine, and many are calling for more oversight.
-
Norcross presses for fresh NLRB funding to avoid employee furloughs
Federal agency has received the same appropriation of $274.2 million for nine straight years.
-
US approved sale of anti-drone systems to Qatar during World Cup match
Qatar, along with other Gulf Arab states, faces threats from Iranian-backed proxies in the region.
-
FAR too complicated? Procurement rules hurt contracting, report says
As the rules governing federal contracting have gotten more complicated, the workforce is tasked with keeping up.
-
Veterans Affairs Dept. discloses breach of employee vaccine data
The VA collected the information via a human resources portal as part of its vaccination efforts.
-
Here’s an open enrollment checklist for 2023 federal health benefits
The Dec. 12 deadline to make changes will be here before you know it.
-
Last caIl! Less than a week left to elect FEHB 2023 health benefits
As you’re making lists for Thanksgiving groceries and holiday gifts, don’t forget the shopping spree that ends Dec. 12.
