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How many vets will be in Congress after the election?
The number of lawmakers with military experience has steadily declined since the 1970s.
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New year brings same government shutdown threats
Congress enters 2024 without a clear plan for federal spending, just a few weeks before another budget deadline.
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The military’s federal border mission set to continue into 2024
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in June extended the mission through September 2024.
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Federal employees cleared for 5.2% pay raise in 2024
It’s the largest base pay increase since the Carter administration nearly 40 years ago.
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How to evaluate AI use cases after Biden’s executive order
The potential benefits of leveraging an extensive repository or more than 700 AI use cases should not be overlooked, the author says.
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What are the federal ethics rules for holiday gifts, office parties?
Not to be a Grinch, but because employees carry with them the identity of the U.S government, there are some restrictions on holiday festivities.
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From Santa tracker to toxic Yule logs, agencies embrace the holidays
Here are a few ways the feds will deck the halls this year.
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‘No greater honor’: Federal retirees proud of public service in survey
A desire to serve the public principally motivated many of the more than 530 respondents to pursue a career, long or short, in the federal government.
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What does the 2024 election mean for troops at the Mexico border?
This fall’s general election may shape the future of U.S.-Mexico military policy.
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Interior Dept. mandates 50% in-office presence for DC-area employees
Many large departments have issued similar orders in recent months to call broad swaths of their workforces back to offices.
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How many vets will be in Congress after the election?
The number of lawmakers with military experience has steadily declined since the 1970s.
-
New year brings same government shutdown threats
Congress enters 2024 without a clear plan for federal spending, just a few weeks before another budget deadline.
-
The military’s federal border mission set to continue into 2024
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in June extended the mission through September 2024.
-
Federal employees cleared for 5.2% pay raise in 2024
It’s the largest base pay increase since the Carter administration nearly 40 years ago.
-
How to evaluate AI use cases after Biden’s executive order
The potential benefits of leveraging an extensive repository or more than 700 AI use cases should not be overlooked, the author says.
-
What are the federal ethics rules for holiday gifts, office parties?
Not to be a Grinch, but because employees carry with them the identity of the U.S government, there are some restrictions on holiday festivities.
-
From Santa tracker to toxic Yule logs, agencies embrace the holidays
Here are a few ways the feds will deck the halls this year.
-
‘No greater honor’: Federal retirees proud of public service in survey
A desire to serve the public principally motivated many of the more than 530 respondents to pursue a career, long or short, in the federal government.
-
What does the 2024 election mean for troops at the Mexico border?
This fall’s general election may shape the future of U.S.-Mexico military policy.
-
Interior Dept. mandates 50% in-office presence for DC-area employees
Many large departments have issued similar orders in recent months to call broad swaths of their workforces back to offices.
-
How many vets will be in Congress after the election?
The number of lawmakers with military experience has steadily declined since the 1970s.
-
New year brings same government shutdown threats
Congress enters 2024 without a clear plan for federal spending, just a few weeks before another budget deadline.
-
The military’s federal border mission set to continue into 2024
Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin in June extended the mission through September 2024.
-
Federal employees cleared for 5.2% pay raise in 2024
It’s the largest base pay increase since the Carter administration nearly 40 years ago.
-
How to evaluate AI use cases after Biden’s executive order
The potential benefits of leveraging an extensive repository or more than 700 AI use cases should not be overlooked, the author says.
-
What are the federal ethics rules for holiday gifts, office parties?
Not to be a Grinch, but because employees carry with them the identity of the U.S government, there are some restrictions on holiday festivities.
-
From Santa tracker to toxic Yule logs, agencies embrace the holidays
Here are a few ways the feds will deck the halls this year.
-
‘No greater honor’: Federal retirees proud of public service in survey
A desire to serve the public principally motivated many of the more than 530 respondents to pursue a career, long or short, in the federal government.
-
What does the 2024 election mean for troops at the Mexico border?
This fall’s general election may shape the future of U.S.-Mexico military policy.
-
Interior Dept. mandates 50% in-office presence for DC-area employees
Many large departments have issued similar orders in recent months to call broad swaths of their workforces back to offices.
