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Temporary federal jobs could last longer under proposed OPM rule
The Office of Personnel Management proposed a rule change that would enable agencies to extend temporary federal positions for STEM work.
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Senate delays OPM director vote as employee groups issue opposition
The Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee postponed votes on Office of Personnel Management director nominee John Gibbs to gather more information.
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Paid parental leave is on the horizon, but feds still have questions
Paid parental leave begins Oct. 1, but feds are still missing key pieces of how that leave will work in practice.
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OPM moves forward with third employee survey date
Federal employees should begin to see invitations to participate in the survey over the next few weeks.
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Nominee for OPM head faces criticism over past comments
Nominee to lead the Office of Personnel Management John Gibbs faced questioning from both parties about how past tweets would influence his suitability for the position.
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More than half of feds impacted by tax deferral program
A majority of federal employees receive paychecks that fall within the bounds for President Donald Trump’s new tax deferral plan.
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Trump moves to end ‘un-American’ diversity training for feds
President Donald Trump directed federal agencies to begin removing diversity training programs that focus on critical race theory and white privilege.
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Pentagon makes the most use of emergency contractor paid leave
The coronavirus relief act authorizes agencies to reimburse contractors whose employees are on paid leave due to COVID-19 office closures.
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USDA is pursuing ‘rushed and flawed’ reopening plans, according to House members
Plans to further reopen D.C.-area Department of Agriculture offices have raised alarms for employees and members of Congress alike.
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Cyber talent program places its first class of new feds
The Cybersecurity Talent Initiative, launched by the Partnership for Public Service, placed it’s first 10 cyber professionals in federal agencies.
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Temporary federal jobs could last longer under proposed OPM rule
The Office of Personnel Management proposed a rule change that would enable agencies to extend temporary federal positions for STEM work.
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Senate delays OPM director vote as employee groups issue opposition
The Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee postponed votes on Office of Personnel Management director nominee John Gibbs to gather more information.
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Paid parental leave is on the horizon, but feds still have questions
Paid parental leave begins Oct. 1, but feds are still missing key pieces of how that leave will work in practice.
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OPM moves forward with third employee survey date
Federal employees should begin to see invitations to participate in the survey over the next few weeks.
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Nominee for OPM head faces criticism over past comments
Nominee to lead the Office of Personnel Management John Gibbs faced questioning from both parties about how past tweets would influence his suitability for the position.
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More than half of feds impacted by tax deferral program
A majority of federal employees receive paychecks that fall within the bounds for President Donald Trump’s new tax deferral plan.
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Trump moves to end ‘un-American’ diversity training for feds
President Donald Trump directed federal agencies to begin removing diversity training programs that focus on critical race theory and white privilege.
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Pentagon makes the most use of emergency contractor paid leave
The coronavirus relief act authorizes agencies to reimburse contractors whose employees are on paid leave due to COVID-19 office closures.
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USDA is pursuing ‘rushed and flawed’ reopening plans, according to House members
Plans to further reopen D.C.-area Department of Agriculture offices have raised alarms for employees and members of Congress alike.
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Cyber talent program places its first class of new feds
The Cybersecurity Talent Initiative, launched by the Partnership for Public Service, placed it’s first 10 cyber professionals in federal agencies.
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Temporary federal jobs could last longer under proposed OPM rule
The Office of Personnel Management proposed a rule change that would enable agencies to extend temporary federal positions for STEM work.
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Senate delays OPM director vote as employee groups issue opposition
The Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee postponed votes on Office of Personnel Management director nominee John Gibbs to gather more information.
-
Paid parental leave is on the horizon, but feds still have questions
Paid parental leave begins Oct. 1, but feds are still missing key pieces of how that leave will work in practice.
-
OPM moves forward with third employee survey date
Federal employees should begin to see invitations to participate in the survey over the next few weeks.
-
Nominee for OPM head faces criticism over past comments
Nominee to lead the Office of Personnel Management John Gibbs faced questioning from both parties about how past tweets would influence his suitability for the position.
-
More than half of feds impacted by tax deferral program
A majority of federal employees receive paychecks that fall within the bounds for President Donald Trump’s new tax deferral plan.
-
Trump moves to end ‘un-American’ diversity training for feds
President Donald Trump directed federal agencies to begin removing diversity training programs that focus on critical race theory and white privilege.
-
Pentagon makes the most use of emergency contractor paid leave
The coronavirus relief act authorizes agencies to reimburse contractors whose employees are on paid leave due to COVID-19 office closures.
-
USDA is pursuing ‘rushed and flawed’ reopening plans, according to House members
Plans to further reopen D.C.-area Department of Agriculture offices have raised alarms for employees and members of Congress alike.
-
Cyber talent program places its first class of new feds
The Cybersecurity Talent Initiative, launched by the Partnership for Public Service, placed it’s first 10 cyber professionals in federal agencies.
