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Office of Personnel Management Director Ahuja to step down
She is the longest serving OPM director in more than a decade.
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Supreme Court rules in favor of veteran who sued over GI Bill limits
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 in favor of a veteran who wanted to use both his Post-9/11 GI Bill and Montgomery GI Bill benefits.
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Ask Reg: My cumulative retirement is marked ‘0.’ Where’d my service go?
If you transferred agencies and Block 19 on your retirement is null, here’s what happened.
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Is telework a ‘reasonable accommodation’ for pregnant federal workers?
The EEOC regulation also stipulates accommodations for workers seeking abortions or infertility treatments.
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Austin speaks with Chinese counterpart in latest reopening of talks
The conversation is one of many American officials are having with their Chinese counterparts while trying to improve the relationship.
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House to send Mayorkas impeachment articles to Senate, forcing a trial
Senators will be sworn in Wednesday as jurors, turning the chamber into the court of impeachment.
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Bureau of Prisons to shut women’s prison where inmates faced sex abuse
The closure represents an extraordinary acknowledgement by BOP that efforts to improve the culture and environment at Dublin failed.
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Leave benefit for feds getting COVID-19 booster shots upheld by OPM
“The administration strongly encourages federal employees to get recommended doses of updated COVID-19 vaccines.”
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Congress should address recurring cases of cyber espionage at home
It should be focusing on improving the cybersecurity practices of the domestic actors who repeatedly allow this foreign hacking to occur.
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Deported veterans struggle to access VA services, study finds
Historically, policies involving the deportation of veterans have not always been closely followed.
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Office of Personnel Management Director Ahuja to step down
She is the longest serving OPM director in more than a decade.
-
Supreme Court rules in favor of veteran who sued over GI Bill limits
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 in favor of a veteran who wanted to use both his Post-9/11 GI Bill and Montgomery GI Bill benefits.
-
Ask Reg: My cumulative retirement is marked ‘0.’ Where’d my service go?
If you transferred agencies and Block 19 on your retirement is null, here’s what happened.
-
Is telework a ‘reasonable accommodation’ for pregnant federal workers?
The EEOC regulation also stipulates accommodations for workers seeking abortions or infertility treatments.
-
Austin speaks with Chinese counterpart in latest reopening of talks
The conversation is one of many American officials are having with their Chinese counterparts while trying to improve the relationship.
-
House to send Mayorkas impeachment articles to Senate, forcing a trial
Senators will be sworn in Wednesday as jurors, turning the chamber into the court of impeachment.
-
Bureau of Prisons to shut women’s prison where inmates faced sex abuse
The closure represents an extraordinary acknowledgement by BOP that efforts to improve the culture and environment at Dublin failed.
-
Leave benefit for feds getting COVID-19 booster shots upheld by OPM
“The administration strongly encourages federal employees to get recommended doses of updated COVID-19 vaccines.”
-
Congress should address recurring cases of cyber espionage at home
It should be focusing on improving the cybersecurity practices of the domestic actors who repeatedly allow this foreign hacking to occur.
-
Deported veterans struggle to access VA services, study finds
Historically, policies involving the deportation of veterans have not always been closely followed.
-
Office of Personnel Management Director Ahuja to step down
She is the longest serving OPM director in more than a decade.
-
Supreme Court rules in favor of veteran who sued over GI Bill limits
The Supreme Court ruled 7-2 in favor of a veteran who wanted to use both his Post-9/11 GI Bill and Montgomery GI Bill benefits.
-
Ask Reg: My cumulative retirement is marked ‘0.’ Where’d my service go?
If you transferred agencies and Block 19 on your retirement is null, here’s what happened.
-
Is telework a ‘reasonable accommodation’ for pregnant federal workers?
The EEOC regulation also stipulates accommodations for workers seeking abortions or infertility treatments.
-
Austin speaks with Chinese counterpart in latest reopening of talks
The conversation is one of many American officials are having with their Chinese counterparts while trying to improve the relationship.
-
House to send Mayorkas impeachment articles to Senate, forcing a trial
Senators will be sworn in Wednesday as jurors, turning the chamber into the court of impeachment.
-
Bureau of Prisons to shut women’s prison where inmates faced sex abuse
The closure represents an extraordinary acknowledgement by BOP that efforts to improve the culture and environment at Dublin failed.
-
Leave benefit for feds getting COVID-19 booster shots upheld by OPM
“The administration strongly encourages federal employees to get recommended doses of updated COVID-19 vaccines.”
-
Congress should address recurring cases of cyber espionage at home
It should be focusing on improving the cybersecurity practices of the domestic actors who repeatedly allow this foreign hacking to occur.
-
Deported veterans struggle to access VA services, study finds
Historically, policies involving the deportation of veterans have not always been closely followed.
