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Interior says 1 in 3 employees report being harassed
Results released Thursday from an anonymous survey of the department’s 70,000 employees show that 8 percent report being victims of sexual harassment and 16 percent report harassment based on gender. More than 9 percent report harassment based on race or ethnicity.
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Former ‘Apprentice’ star Omarosa denies White House firing, says she has stories to tell
Manigault Newman also said reports that she made a scene while being escorted from the White House grounds this week are “100 percent false.”
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Security clearance investigations fall behind despite reforms
Executive agencies are getting worse at processing background investigations in a timely manner, despite reform efforts, according to a recent Government Accountability Office report.
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Agencies to begin assigning NICE codes to cyber, IT positions
Agencies will soon be able to provide greater specificity on the critical cybersecurity roles performed by members of their IT workforces, as this month they began to implement a new coding structure to identify those positions.
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Modernizing IT for HR tops 2018 federal trends predictions
Modernizing aging IT infrastructure will be a key priority for federal agencies in the coming year, according to the Acendre 2018 “Federal Government Human Capital Trends to Watch.”
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Nominee for OPM chief outlines what he will do for federal employees
The nominee for director of the Office of Personnel Management, Jeff Pon, said during a Senate hearing on Wednesday that he aims to cut down the significant lag times in employee hiring, retirement payments and benefits claims if confirmed to the post.
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White House cyber coordinator wants Social Security number alternative
White House Cyber Coordinator Rob Joyce is seeking agency and department input on potential replacements for what he calls a “flawed” Social Security number system.
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VA fires medical center director for the second time this year
The case now becomes the first test of new VA accountability rules singed into law by the president earlier this summer.
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Federal CIOs holding first tech hiring event
The federal government needs data architects, computer scientists, cyber analysts, engineers, mathematicians and project managers, among other jobs.
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OPM: Executive branch employed vets more, still paid them less in FY2016
Office of Personnel Management data reflects a FY2016 rise in veterans employed by the federal executive branch, who now represent approximately one-third of the total U.S. federal workforce.
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Interior says 1 in 3 employees report being harassed
Results released Thursday from an anonymous survey of the department’s 70,000 employees show that 8 percent report being victims of sexual harassment and 16 percent report harassment based on gender. More than 9 percent report harassment based on race or ethnicity.
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Former ‘Apprentice’ star Omarosa denies White House firing, says she has stories to tell
Manigault Newman also said reports that she made a scene while being escorted from the White House grounds this week are “100 percent false.”
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Security clearance investigations fall behind despite reforms
Executive agencies are getting worse at processing background investigations in a timely manner, despite reform efforts, according to a recent Government Accountability Office report.
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Agencies to begin assigning NICE codes to cyber, IT positions
Agencies will soon be able to provide greater specificity on the critical cybersecurity roles performed by members of their IT workforces, as this month they began to implement a new coding structure to identify those positions.
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Modernizing IT for HR tops 2018 federal trends predictions
Modernizing aging IT infrastructure will be a key priority for federal agencies in the coming year, according to the Acendre 2018 “Federal Government Human Capital Trends to Watch.”
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Nominee for OPM chief outlines what he will do for federal employees
The nominee for director of the Office of Personnel Management, Jeff Pon, said during a Senate hearing on Wednesday that he aims to cut down the significant lag times in employee hiring, retirement payments and benefits claims if confirmed to the post.
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White House cyber coordinator wants Social Security number alternative
White House Cyber Coordinator Rob Joyce is seeking agency and department input on potential replacements for what he calls a “flawed” Social Security number system.
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VA fires medical center director for the second time this year
The case now becomes the first test of new VA accountability rules singed into law by the president earlier this summer.
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Federal CIOs holding first tech hiring event
The federal government needs data architects, computer scientists, cyber analysts, engineers, mathematicians and project managers, among other jobs.
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OPM: Executive branch employed vets more, still paid them less in FY2016
Office of Personnel Management data reflects a FY2016 rise in veterans employed by the federal executive branch, who now represent approximately one-third of the total U.S. federal workforce.
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Interior says 1 in 3 employees report being harassed
Results released Thursday from an anonymous survey of the department’s 70,000 employees show that 8 percent report being victims of sexual harassment and 16 percent report harassment based on gender. More than 9 percent report harassment based on race or ethnicity.
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Former ‘Apprentice’ star Omarosa denies White House firing, says she has stories to tell
Manigault Newman also said reports that she made a scene while being escorted from the White House grounds this week are “100 percent false.”
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Security clearance investigations fall behind despite reforms
Executive agencies are getting worse at processing background investigations in a timely manner, despite reform efforts, according to a recent Government Accountability Office report.
-
Agencies to begin assigning NICE codes to cyber, IT positions
Agencies will soon be able to provide greater specificity on the critical cybersecurity roles performed by members of their IT workforces, as this month they began to implement a new coding structure to identify those positions.
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Modernizing IT for HR tops 2018 federal trends predictions
Modernizing aging IT infrastructure will be a key priority for federal agencies in the coming year, according to the Acendre 2018 “Federal Government Human Capital Trends to Watch.”
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Nominee for OPM chief outlines what he will do for federal employees
The nominee for director of the Office of Personnel Management, Jeff Pon, said during a Senate hearing on Wednesday that he aims to cut down the significant lag times in employee hiring, retirement payments and benefits claims if confirmed to the post.
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White House cyber coordinator wants Social Security number alternative
White House Cyber Coordinator Rob Joyce is seeking agency and department input on potential replacements for what he calls a “flawed” Social Security number system.
-
VA fires medical center director for the second time this year
The case now becomes the first test of new VA accountability rules singed into law by the president earlier this summer.
-
Federal CIOs holding first tech hiring event
The federal government needs data architects, computer scientists, cyber analysts, engineers, mathematicians and project managers, among other jobs.
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OPM: Executive branch employed vets more, still paid them less in FY2016
Office of Personnel Management data reflects a FY2016 rise in veterans employed by the federal executive branch, who now represent approximately one-third of the total U.S. federal workforce.
