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Texas pulls from state prison budget for Operation Lone Star funding
Of the $359.6 million being diverted to the Operation Lone Star border security operation, $339 million will pay for Texas National Guard troops involved.
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Six proven steps to Zero Trust
Agency leaders are working to adopt the mindset of trust nothing and verify everything to prioritize the transformation of legacy systems.
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Veterans Affairs eyes relaxed hiring rules as staff turnover slowly worsens
New authorities given to VA hiring officials during the pandemic are set to expire soon.
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Five ways healthcare navigation can lift employee engagement, outcomes
Employee benefits programs have also become an essential tool in talent recruitment and retention efforts.
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New federal prisons chief vows to fix troubles, regain trust
Peters said it’ll take time to turn around the Justice Department’s largest component with 122 facilities, 159,000 inmates and a budget of over $8 billion.
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Why don’t federal health plans cover more infertility treatments?
Many private employers offered coverage for IVF treatment, including WalMart, Starbucks and Microsoft, but not the government.
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Pay raises for thousands of military employees under new federal worker minimum wage
About 56,000 civilian military employees and almost 10,000 VA workers will benefit from the change.
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Office of Personnel Management directs $15 minimum wage for federal workers
Of the 67,000 affected employees, 56,000 work within the Department of Defense.
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Labor authority tries again to end immigration judges union
In a ruling late last week, the Federal Labor Relations Authority determined that the country’s more than 500 immigration judges cannot belong to an employee union because they are akin to management.
