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Most common barrier to retaining federal firefighters? Low pay.
Housing stipends for firefighters would also incentivize the job, but agencies would have to request that authority from Congress before offering them.
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Injured first responders get benefit, pay surety in bill sent to Biden
Congress said it has a national security interest in retaining employees who were injured while serving.
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Pentagon urged to kill alternate pay plan for Army Futures Command lab
The Pentagon claims in its proposal that the demo project gives it an advantage in recruiting a skilled workforce that is in high demand.
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Boeing revamps defense unit after setbacks including Air Force One
The changes mark the first major moves to revamp Boeing Defense, Space and Security since Ted Colbert took over as its president and chief executive.
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Senate passes bill to make more C-suite feds involved in IT planning
With a weak plan, managers may be subject to the “hollow government” phenomenon, where an agency lacks adequate resources to meet its mission.
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Justice Department employees urge OPM to ban salary history in hiring
The Biden administration has called on the government’s human resources arm to evaluate such a rule.
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Winners of federal workforce Presidential Rank Awards get cash bonuses
The award is one of the highest and most prestigious given to career federal employees who have climbed the ranks into the Senior Executive Service.
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Pentagon quietly downsizes US Special Operations fleet of gunships
SOCOM tucked mentions of the change into its fiscal 2023 budget request.
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How federal agencies can get Gen Z to join and Gen X to stay
The federal government knows it has a recruitment challenge when it comes to preparing for the ever-looming wave of retirements.
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Small shipyards consolidate amid Navy program delays
Though several ship programs more accessible to small yards are in the works, they won’t go into production until 2025 or later.
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Most common barrier to retaining federal firefighters? Low pay.
Housing stipends for firefighters would also incentivize the job, but agencies would have to request that authority from Congress before offering them.
-
Injured first responders get benefit, pay surety in bill sent to Biden
Congress said it has a national security interest in retaining employees who were injured while serving.
-
Pentagon urged to kill alternate pay plan for Army Futures Command lab
The Pentagon claims in its proposal that the demo project gives it an advantage in recruiting a skilled workforce that is in high demand.
-
Boeing revamps defense unit after setbacks including Air Force One
The changes mark the first major moves to revamp Boeing Defense, Space and Security since Ted Colbert took over as its president and chief executive.
-
Senate passes bill to make more C-suite feds involved in IT planning
With a weak plan, managers may be subject to the “hollow government” phenomenon, where an agency lacks adequate resources to meet its mission.
-
Justice Department employees urge OPM to ban salary history in hiring
The Biden administration has called on the government’s human resources arm to evaluate such a rule.
-
Winners of federal workforce Presidential Rank Awards get cash bonuses
The award is one of the highest and most prestigious given to career federal employees who have climbed the ranks into the Senior Executive Service.
-
Pentagon quietly downsizes US Special Operations fleet of gunships
SOCOM tucked mentions of the change into its fiscal 2023 budget request.
-
How federal agencies can get Gen Z to join and Gen X to stay
The federal government knows it has a recruitment challenge when it comes to preparing for the ever-looming wave of retirements.
-
Small shipyards consolidate amid Navy program delays
Though several ship programs more accessible to small yards are in the works, they won’t go into production until 2025 or later.
-
Most common barrier to retaining federal firefighters? Low pay.
Housing stipends for firefighters would also incentivize the job, but agencies would have to request that authority from Congress before offering them.
-
Injured first responders get benefit, pay surety in bill sent to Biden
Congress said it has a national security interest in retaining employees who were injured while serving.
-
Pentagon urged to kill alternate pay plan for Army Futures Command lab
The Pentagon claims in its proposal that the demo project gives it an advantage in recruiting a skilled workforce that is in high demand.
-
Boeing revamps defense unit after setbacks including Air Force One
The changes mark the first major moves to revamp Boeing Defense, Space and Security since Ted Colbert took over as its president and chief executive.
-
Senate passes bill to make more C-suite feds involved in IT planning
With a weak plan, managers may be subject to the “hollow government” phenomenon, where an agency lacks adequate resources to meet its mission.
-
Justice Department employees urge OPM to ban salary history in hiring
The Biden administration has called on the government’s human resources arm to evaluate such a rule.
-
Winners of federal workforce Presidential Rank Awards get cash bonuses
The award is one of the highest and most prestigious given to career federal employees who have climbed the ranks into the Senior Executive Service.
-
Pentagon quietly downsizes US Special Operations fleet of gunships
SOCOM tucked mentions of the change into its fiscal 2023 budget request.
-
How federal agencies can get Gen Z to join and Gen X to stay
The federal government knows it has a recruitment challenge when it comes to preparing for the ever-looming wave of retirements.
-
Small shipyards consolidate amid Navy program delays
Though several ship programs more accessible to small yards are in the works, they won’t go into production until 2025 or later.
