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State Department official seeks to allay concerns over agency overhaul
The State Department’s second in command, John Sullivan, sought to allay fears that a plan to reorganize the agency will lead to an upheaval of the U.S. foreign policy establishment.
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OPM offers new rules on paid leave
The Administrative Leave Act of 2016 addresses the excessive pay towards the administrative paid leave of federal government employees.
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OMB details exactly what should — and shouldn’t — be in agency budget plans
The FY 2019 Budget is looking to renew efforts on focusing the limited resources on the most effective programs available while still continuing to reduce waste, fraud, and the abuse of taxpayer’s money.
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DEA agent pleads guilty to stealing confiscated funds
A former Drug Enforcement Administration officer pled guilty on Tuesday to stealing fraud proceeds she had been assigned to recover.
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Census Bureau gets interim leadership after director’s departure
Leadership positions have been filled after the retirement of the Director of the Census Bureau.
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Trump fills 9 key acquisition posts
Nine individuals have been appointed by President Trump to fill key acquisition positions at GSA and DoD.
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New VA law to be a blueprint for whole-of-government reform?
The new bill President Trump signed on Friday is not seen as a win by everyone. There are concerns for employee rights and further intentions on reforming the whole government.
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Trump signs law to make VA more accountable for vets’ care
President Donald Trump signed a bill into law Friday that will make it easier for the Department of Veterans Affairs to fire employees, part of a push to overhaul an agency that is struggling to serve millions of military vets.
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State Department official seeks to allay concerns over agency overhaul
The State Department’s second in command, John Sullivan, sought to allay fears that a plan to reorganize the agency will lead to an upheaval of the U.S. foreign policy establishment.
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OPM offers new rules on paid leave
The Administrative Leave Act of 2016 addresses the excessive pay towards the administrative paid leave of federal government employees.
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OMB details exactly what should — and shouldn’t — be in agency budget plans
The FY 2019 Budget is looking to renew efforts on focusing the limited resources on the most effective programs available while still continuing to reduce waste, fraud, and the abuse of taxpayer’s money.
-
DEA agent pleads guilty to stealing confiscated funds
A former Drug Enforcement Administration officer pled guilty on Tuesday to stealing fraud proceeds she had been assigned to recover.
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Census Bureau gets interim leadership after director’s departure
Leadership positions have been filled after the retirement of the Director of the Census Bureau.
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Trump fills 9 key acquisition posts
Nine individuals have been appointed by President Trump to fill key acquisition positions at GSA and DoD.
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New VA law to be a blueprint for whole-of-government reform?
The new bill President Trump signed on Friday is not seen as a win by everyone. There are concerns for employee rights and further intentions on reforming the whole government.
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Trump signs law to make VA more accountable for vets’ care
President Donald Trump signed a bill into law Friday that will make it easier for the Department of Veterans Affairs to fire employees, part of a push to overhaul an agency that is struggling to serve millions of military vets.
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State Department official seeks to allay concerns over agency overhaul
The State Department’s second in command, John Sullivan, sought to allay fears that a plan to reorganize the agency will lead to an upheaval of the U.S. foreign policy establishment.
-
OPM offers new rules on paid leave
The Administrative Leave Act of 2016 addresses the excessive pay towards the administrative paid leave of federal government employees.
-
OMB details exactly what should — and shouldn’t — be in agency budget plans
The FY 2019 Budget is looking to renew efforts on focusing the limited resources on the most effective programs available while still continuing to reduce waste, fraud, and the abuse of taxpayer’s money.
-
DEA agent pleads guilty to stealing confiscated funds
A former Drug Enforcement Administration officer pled guilty on Tuesday to stealing fraud proceeds she had been assigned to recover.
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Census Bureau gets interim leadership after director’s departure
Leadership positions have been filled after the retirement of the Director of the Census Bureau.
-
Trump fills 9 key acquisition posts
Nine individuals have been appointed by President Trump to fill key acquisition positions at GSA and DoD.
-
New VA law to be a blueprint for whole-of-government reform?
The new bill President Trump signed on Friday is not seen as a win by everyone. There are concerns for employee rights and further intentions on reforming the whole government.
-
Trump signs law to make VA more accountable for vets’ care
President Donald Trump signed a bill into law Friday that will make it easier for the Department of Veterans Affairs to fire employees, part of a push to overhaul an agency that is struggling to serve millions of military vets.
