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Five ways Biden could change the federal workforce
The incoming Biden administration has already promised to pursue federal workforce management in several different ways from the Trump administration’s approach.
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Why Trump’s effort to transform the federal government (mostly) failed
Most of the Trump administration’s government reform initiatives fell dead on arrival, revealing the narrow path to successful federal change.
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How the Trump administration’s leadership churn could reform political appointments
Short-term leaders have famously caused long-term problems for getting work done in government.
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A Biden presidency could change relationships with federal unions
President-elect Joe Biden has placed union protections and expansions across industries at the core of his planned economic policy.
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OPM places senior position applications on hold
Applications for the Senior Executive Service may face delays as the Office of Personnel Management has placed a hold on a final step in the hiring process.
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Most feds to get expanded leave carryover under OPM guidance
Federal employees will be allowed to carry over 125 percent of the usual maximum leave from 2020 into 2021.
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The VA has vaccinated nearly a third of its workforce
Employees at 195 Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities have begun to receive initial doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
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Feds receive 1 percent pay raise for 2021
The increase is smaller than the year prior but more than the threatened freeze that feds could have faced this year.
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Agencies begin to receive compliance checks on diversity executive order
Agency inspectors general have confirmed whether agencies are in the process of implementing White House orders to restrict diversity training.
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Feds get extended payroll tax timeline, likely pay increase in 2021
Federal employees and service members will be able to extend payments back to Social Security over 12 months, rather than the initial four-month timetable
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Five ways Biden could change the federal workforce
The incoming Biden administration has already promised to pursue federal workforce management in several different ways from the Trump administration’s approach.
-
Why Trump’s effort to transform the federal government (mostly) failed
Most of the Trump administration’s government reform initiatives fell dead on arrival, revealing the narrow path to successful federal change.
-
How the Trump administration’s leadership churn could reform political appointments
Short-term leaders have famously caused long-term problems for getting work done in government.
-
A Biden presidency could change relationships with federal unions
President-elect Joe Biden has placed union protections and expansions across industries at the core of his planned economic policy.
-
OPM places senior position applications on hold
Applications for the Senior Executive Service may face delays as the Office of Personnel Management has placed a hold on a final step in the hiring process.
-
Most feds to get expanded leave carryover under OPM guidance
Federal employees will be allowed to carry over 125 percent of the usual maximum leave from 2020 into 2021.
-
The VA has vaccinated nearly a third of its workforce
Employees at 195 Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities have begun to receive initial doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
-
Feds receive 1 percent pay raise for 2021
The increase is smaller than the year prior but more than the threatened freeze that feds could have faced this year.
-
Agencies begin to receive compliance checks on diversity executive order
Agency inspectors general have confirmed whether agencies are in the process of implementing White House orders to restrict diversity training.
-
Feds get extended payroll tax timeline, likely pay increase in 2021
Federal employees and service members will be able to extend payments back to Social Security over 12 months, rather than the initial four-month timetable
-
Five ways Biden could change the federal workforce
The incoming Biden administration has already promised to pursue federal workforce management in several different ways from the Trump administration’s approach.
-
Why Trump’s effort to transform the federal government (mostly) failed
Most of the Trump administration’s government reform initiatives fell dead on arrival, revealing the narrow path to successful federal change.
-
How the Trump administration’s leadership churn could reform political appointments
Short-term leaders have famously caused long-term problems for getting work done in government.
-
A Biden presidency could change relationships with federal unions
President-elect Joe Biden has placed union protections and expansions across industries at the core of his planned economic policy.
-
OPM places senior position applications on hold
Applications for the Senior Executive Service may face delays as the Office of Personnel Management has placed a hold on a final step in the hiring process.
-
Most feds to get expanded leave carryover under OPM guidance
Federal employees will be allowed to carry over 125 percent of the usual maximum leave from 2020 into 2021.
-
The VA has vaccinated nearly a third of its workforce
Employees at 195 Department of Veterans Affairs medical facilities have begun to receive initial doses of the COVID-19 vaccine.
-
Feds receive 1 percent pay raise for 2021
The increase is smaller than the year prior but more than the threatened freeze that feds could have faced this year.
-
Agencies begin to receive compliance checks on diversity executive order
Agency inspectors general have confirmed whether agencies are in the process of implementing White House orders to restrict diversity training.
-
Feds get extended payroll tax timeline, likely pay increase in 2021
Federal employees and service members will be able to extend payments back to Social Security over 12 months, rather than the initial four-month timetable
