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Lawsuit could delay replacement for aging postal fleet
The primary fleet of vehicles — dating to 1987 — was due to be replaced under a new contract but the winning bid for the new trucks is being challenged.
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Team that investigates forced labor wins federal service medal
Members of the public cast 113,000 votes welect a team from Customs and Border Protection to receive the 2021 Samuel J. Heyman People’s Choice award.
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How agencies are expected to make new pandemic safety decisions
For one, agencies will have to quickly respond to transmission increases near federal offices.
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Vaccination form for federal workers adds penalties for lies
President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine requirement for federal workers now has an attestation form that employees will need to fill out confirming whether they have been fully vaccinated.
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Biden picks 2 officials for federal labor office with a case backlog
The nominations are for a vacancy on the Federal Labor Relations Authority and for its general counsel.
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Government to pilot online retirement application
Digitizing retirement applications is a short-term step to modernizing the whole system in the long run.
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Federal vaccine verification plan in progress, personnel leader says
The Office of Personnel Management expects implementation of federal proof of vaccine requirements to vary based on agency mission.
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New OPM director has 3 priorities for improving the workforce
Office of Personnel Management Director Kiran Ahuja intends to rebuild the federal workforce and improve morale during her tenure as the lead for personnel policy.
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What government contractors should know about the Q4 2021 spending rush
The ‘spending spree’ typically creates great opportunities for government contractors to win more business, but this year especially.
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Officer dead, suspect killed in violence outside Pentagon
A Pentagon police officer died and gunshots were fired Tuesday morning near the entrance of the Pentagon.
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Lawsuit could delay replacement for aging postal fleet
The primary fleet of vehicles — dating to 1987 — was due to be replaced under a new contract but the winning bid for the new trucks is being challenged.
-
Team that investigates forced labor wins federal service medal
Members of the public cast 113,000 votes welect a team from Customs and Border Protection to receive the 2021 Samuel J. Heyman People’s Choice award.
-
How agencies are expected to make new pandemic safety decisions
For one, agencies will have to quickly respond to transmission increases near federal offices.
-
Vaccination form for federal workers adds penalties for lies
President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine requirement for federal workers now has an attestation form that employees will need to fill out confirming whether they have been fully vaccinated.
-
Biden picks 2 officials for federal labor office with a case backlog
The nominations are for a vacancy on the Federal Labor Relations Authority and for its general counsel.
-
Government to pilot online retirement application
Digitizing retirement applications is a short-term step to modernizing the whole system in the long run.
-
Federal vaccine verification plan in progress, personnel leader says
The Office of Personnel Management expects implementation of federal proof of vaccine requirements to vary based on agency mission.
-
New OPM director has 3 priorities for improving the workforce
Office of Personnel Management Director Kiran Ahuja intends to rebuild the federal workforce and improve morale during her tenure as the lead for personnel policy.
-
What government contractors should know about the Q4 2021 spending rush
The ‘spending spree’ typically creates great opportunities for government contractors to win more business, but this year especially.
-
Officer dead, suspect killed in violence outside Pentagon
A Pentagon police officer died and gunshots were fired Tuesday morning near the entrance of the Pentagon.
-
Lawsuit could delay replacement for aging postal fleet
The primary fleet of vehicles — dating to 1987 — was due to be replaced under a new contract but the winning bid for the new trucks is being challenged.
-
Team that investigates forced labor wins federal service medal
Members of the public cast 113,000 votes welect a team from Customs and Border Protection to receive the 2021 Samuel J. Heyman People’s Choice award.
-
How agencies are expected to make new pandemic safety decisions
For one, agencies will have to quickly respond to transmission increases near federal offices.
-
Vaccination form for federal workers adds penalties for lies
President Joe Biden’s COVID-19 vaccine requirement for federal workers now has an attestation form that employees will need to fill out confirming whether they have been fully vaccinated.
-
Biden picks 2 officials for federal labor office with a case backlog
The nominations are for a vacancy on the Federal Labor Relations Authority and for its general counsel.
-
Government to pilot online retirement application
Digitizing retirement applications is a short-term step to modernizing the whole system in the long run.
-
Federal vaccine verification plan in progress, personnel leader says
The Office of Personnel Management expects implementation of federal proof of vaccine requirements to vary based on agency mission.
-
New OPM director has 3 priorities for improving the workforce
Office of Personnel Management Director Kiran Ahuja intends to rebuild the federal workforce and improve morale during her tenure as the lead for personnel policy.
-
What government contractors should know about the Q4 2021 spending rush
The ‘spending spree’ typically creates great opportunities for government contractors to win more business, but this year especially.
-
Officer dead, suspect killed in violence outside Pentagon
A Pentagon police officer died and gunshots were fired Tuesday morning near the entrance of the Pentagon.
