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Telework curbs may prompt federal workers to rush for the exit: survey
More than half of government employees prefer to work with an organization that offers hybrid and remote work.
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Employees urge lawmakers to lift abortion ban in federal health plans
Federal employees have said the these bans on public programs are incongruous with some private sector company benefits.
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Ideas for AI in government are there. The people aren’t, experts say
How does the government overcome its own hiring struggles at the pace of AI development?
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US Coast Guard missed recruiting targets for four straight years
There is an entire team devoted to bringing back employees who may have separated during the pandemic and who the agency has paid to train.
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The Defense Department is finally getting workforce development right
To ensure the success of budding workforce initiatives, we must avoid burdening them with well-intentioned but overreaching bureaucracy.
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Federal retirement processing speeds quicken, backlog being addressed
It’s the third straight month of record-fast processing times, a pace that had not been achieved in more than two years. OPM said.
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Senators gear up in ‘classy pajamas’ for another seersucker summer
Seersucker is a lightweight, woven cotton fabric that is striped, usually in pastels, and slightly puckered to give off a gathered, somewhat wrinkly look.
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Republicans bring back bill to make firing federal workers easier
The Public Service Reform Act would also dismantle the Merit Systems Protection Board.
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White House moves to block salary histories in federal hiring
The current gender pay gap is roughly 6% between men and women.
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How would ending ‘Chevron deference’ impact federal agencies?
The decision could deal a blow to the administrative state, which critics and conservatives have long decried as too unwieldy and overbearing.
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Telework curbs may prompt federal workers to rush for the exit: survey
More than half of government employees prefer to work with an organization that offers hybrid and remote work.
-
Employees urge lawmakers to lift abortion ban in federal health plans
Federal employees have said the these bans on public programs are incongruous with some private sector company benefits.
-
Ideas for AI in government are there. The people aren’t, experts say
How does the government overcome its own hiring struggles at the pace of AI development?
-
US Coast Guard missed recruiting targets for four straight years
There is an entire team devoted to bringing back employees who may have separated during the pandemic and who the agency has paid to train.
-
The Defense Department is finally getting workforce development right
To ensure the success of budding workforce initiatives, we must avoid burdening them with well-intentioned but overreaching bureaucracy.
-
Federal retirement processing speeds quicken, backlog being addressed
It’s the third straight month of record-fast processing times, a pace that had not been achieved in more than two years. OPM said.
-
Senators gear up in ‘classy pajamas’ for another seersucker summer
Seersucker is a lightweight, woven cotton fabric that is striped, usually in pastels, and slightly puckered to give off a gathered, somewhat wrinkly look.
-
Republicans bring back bill to make firing federal workers easier
The Public Service Reform Act would also dismantle the Merit Systems Protection Board.
-
White House moves to block salary histories in federal hiring
The current gender pay gap is roughly 6% between men and women.
-
How would ending ‘Chevron deference’ impact federal agencies?
The decision could deal a blow to the administrative state, which critics and conservatives have long decried as too unwieldy and overbearing.
-
Telework curbs may prompt federal workers to rush for the exit: survey
More than half of government employees prefer to work with an organization that offers hybrid and remote work.
-
Employees urge lawmakers to lift abortion ban in federal health plans
Federal employees have said the these bans on public programs are incongruous with some private sector company benefits.
-
Ideas for AI in government are there. The people aren’t, experts say
How does the government overcome its own hiring struggles at the pace of AI development?
-
US Coast Guard missed recruiting targets for four straight years
There is an entire team devoted to bringing back employees who may have separated during the pandemic and who the agency has paid to train.
-
The Defense Department is finally getting workforce development right
To ensure the success of budding workforce initiatives, we must avoid burdening them with well-intentioned but overreaching bureaucracy.
-
Federal retirement processing speeds quicken, backlog being addressed
It’s the third straight month of record-fast processing times, a pace that had not been achieved in more than two years. OPM said.
-
Senators gear up in ‘classy pajamas’ for another seersucker summer
Seersucker is a lightweight, woven cotton fabric that is striped, usually in pastels, and slightly puckered to give off a gathered, somewhat wrinkly look.
-
Republicans bring back bill to make firing federal workers easier
The Public Service Reform Act would also dismantle the Merit Systems Protection Board.
-
White House moves to block salary histories in federal hiring
The current gender pay gap is roughly 6% between men and women.
-
How would ending ‘Chevron deference’ impact federal agencies?
The decision could deal a blow to the administrative state, which critics and conservatives have long decried as too unwieldy and overbearing.
