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Several agencies looking for IT, cyber leaders
CIO.gov has listed three available IT focused job openings.
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After protests, OPM to reopen background investigations contract
The Government Accountability Office has recommended that the Office of Personnel Management reopen discussions over an investigative support services contract that was challenged by two vendors.
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Fact check: Trump lags in filling government posts
President Donald Trump is accusing Senate Democrats of slow-walking his nominees, but his blame is misplaced.
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![Are postal service retiree obligations too big to move? [Commentary]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635561496787445761-fed-usps-gallery-8jpg.jpg?w=300)
Are postal service retiree obligations too big to move? [Commentary]
The magnitude of the U.S. Postal Service’s unfunded liabilities for its retiree pensions and health benefits imperils the agency and its workforce. Now a Congressional proposal seeks to brighten the agency’s future finances – by shifting these liabilities onto federal taxpayers through the Medicare system.
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Agencies get more time to figure out what senior positions they need
Agencies filing allocation requests for their SES staff now get extra months to justify them.
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Hiring, legacy IT challenges hampering modernization, says survey
A survey of global public service agency technology professionals by services company Accenture found a large percentage wanting to embrace intelligent technologies to improve the efficiency and satisfaction of employees, as well as customers, and many are considering public-private partnerships to overcome challenges.
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GAO says feds’ salaries should be based on performance, not seniority
Speaking to the House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, Robert Goldenkoff, the Government Accountability Office’s director of strategic issues, highlighted present and future federal compensation system themes and tools to address a potential mission-critical skills gap.
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New OPM nominee brings deep civil service background to an age of change
OPM nominee George Nesterczuk is no stranger to seismic shifts the federal workforce.
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5 Trump appointees join the General Services Administration
President Trump has appointed individuals to fill administrator, adviser, counsel and liaison roles in the General Services Administration.
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Several agencies looking for IT, cyber leaders
CIO.gov has listed three available IT focused job openings.
-
After protests, OPM to reopen background investigations contract
The Government Accountability Office has recommended that the Office of Personnel Management reopen discussions over an investigative support services contract that was challenged by two vendors.
-
Fact check: Trump lags in filling government posts
President Donald Trump is accusing Senate Democrats of slow-walking his nominees, but his blame is misplaced.
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Are postal service retiree obligations too big to move? [Commentary]
The magnitude of the U.S. Postal Service’s unfunded liabilities for its retiree pensions and health benefits imperils the agency and its workforce. Now a Congressional proposal seeks to brighten the agency’s future finances – by shifting these liabilities onto federal taxpayers through the Medicare system.
-
Agencies get more time to figure out what senior positions they need
Agencies filing allocation requests for their SES staff now get extra months to justify them.
-
Hiring, legacy IT challenges hampering modernization, says survey
A survey of global public service agency technology professionals by services company Accenture found a large percentage wanting to embrace intelligent technologies to improve the efficiency and satisfaction of employees, as well as customers, and many are considering public-private partnerships to overcome challenges.
-
GAO says feds’ salaries should be based on performance, not seniority
Speaking to the House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, Robert Goldenkoff, the Government Accountability Office’s director of strategic issues, highlighted present and future federal compensation system themes and tools to address a potential mission-critical skills gap.
-
New OPM nominee brings deep civil service background to an age of change
OPM nominee George Nesterczuk is no stranger to seismic shifts the federal workforce.
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![6 challenges to implementing shared services [Commentary]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/fed-data-professional.jpg.jpg?w=300)
6 challenges to implementing shared services [Commentary]
Hint: They can all be overcome.
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5 Trump appointees join the General Services Administration
President Trump has appointed individuals to fill administrator, adviser, counsel and liaison roles in the General Services Administration.
-
Several agencies looking for IT, cyber leaders
CIO.gov has listed three available IT focused job openings.
-
After protests, OPM to reopen background investigations contract
The Government Accountability Office has recommended that the Office of Personnel Management reopen discussions over an investigative support services contract that was challenged by two vendors.
-
Fact check: Trump lags in filling government posts
President Donald Trump is accusing Senate Democrats of slow-walking his nominees, but his blame is misplaced.
-
![Are postal service retiree obligations too big to move? [Commentary]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/635561496787445761-fed-usps-gallery-8jpg.jpg?w=1024)
Are postal service retiree obligations too big to move? [Commentary]
The magnitude of the U.S. Postal Service’s unfunded liabilities for its retiree pensions and health benefits imperils the agency and its workforce. Now a Congressional proposal seeks to brighten the agency’s future finances – by shifting these liabilities onto federal taxpayers through the Medicare system.
-
Agencies get more time to figure out what senior positions they need
Agencies filing allocation requests for their SES staff now get extra months to justify them.
-
Hiring, legacy IT challenges hampering modernization, says survey
A survey of global public service agency technology professionals by services company Accenture found a large percentage wanting to embrace intelligent technologies to improve the efficiency and satisfaction of employees, as well as customers, and many are considering public-private partnerships to overcome challenges.
-
GAO says feds’ salaries should be based on performance, not seniority
Speaking to the House of Representatives Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, Robert Goldenkoff, the Government Accountability Office’s director of strategic issues, highlighted present and future federal compensation system themes and tools to address a potential mission-critical skills gap.
-
New OPM nominee brings deep civil service background to an age of change
OPM nominee George Nesterczuk is no stranger to seismic shifts the federal workforce.
-
![6 challenges to implementing shared services [Commentary]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/fed-data-professional.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
6 challenges to implementing shared services [Commentary]
Hint: They can all be overcome.
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5 Trump appointees join the General Services Administration
President Trump has appointed individuals to fill administrator, adviser, counsel and liaison roles in the General Services Administration.
