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Recent college grads shunning government work, study finds
There are 85,000 job openings across the federal government, yet few recent graduates are applying.
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How business partnering can help you become a government contractor
Partnering with someone who has a bit of experience can help speed up your learning curve.
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‘Hot shots,’ federal wildland crews win recognition as firefighters
The OPM has releases a memo outlining an update to the classification of federal wildland firefighters creating a unique job description and progression.
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US State Department creates one-stop shop for supporting veterans
The Veterans Support Program at the State Department is a single touch-point for all veteran employees to access resources or ask questions.
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Operation Cyber Dragon turning US Navy reservists into digital defenders
“The interesting thing in the IT world or the network world is what’s patched and 100% compliant today might not be patched tomorrow, because vulnerabilities ebb and flow.”
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Silicon Valley offers vets career options beyond technology
Silicon Valley companies like to hire veterans — in more than just technology roles.
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Supreme Court rules on fed employee’s ability to sue for age discrimination
Supreme Court justices sometimes will imagine themselves in situations like the ones that land people before the high court, but that can be hard to do when the subject is employment discrimination because the justices have lifetime tenure.
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How the coronavirus will impact security clearances
Top officials are relaxing the rules for financial hardship that is caused by the coronavirus mitigation efforts.
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Army employee fired for insensitive post about coronavirus outbreak
Officials apologized Saturday for an Instagram post which critics attacked as racist.
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Dear Bureaucrat, We’re trapped under the salary cap!
Employees that are by law unable to get a raise might decide to leave the government, or worse, they might stay as disengaged, disgruntled employees. But there are ways to make them less frustrated by a salary cap.
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Recent college grads shunning government work, study finds
There are 85,000 job openings across the federal government, yet few recent graduates are applying.
-
How business partnering can help you become a government contractor
Partnering with someone who has a bit of experience can help speed up your learning curve.
-
‘Hot shots,’ federal wildland crews win recognition as firefighters
The OPM has releases a memo outlining an update to the classification of federal wildland firefighters creating a unique job description and progression.
-
US State Department creates one-stop shop for supporting veterans
The Veterans Support Program at the State Department is a single touch-point for all veteran employees to access resources or ask questions.
-
Operation Cyber Dragon turning US Navy reservists into digital defenders
“The interesting thing in the IT world or the network world is what’s patched and 100% compliant today might not be patched tomorrow, because vulnerabilities ebb and flow.”
-
Silicon Valley offers vets career options beyond technology
Silicon Valley companies like to hire veterans — in more than just technology roles.
-
Supreme Court rules on fed employee’s ability to sue for age discrimination
Supreme Court justices sometimes will imagine themselves in situations like the ones that land people before the high court, but that can be hard to do when the subject is employment discrimination because the justices have lifetime tenure.
-
How the coronavirus will impact security clearances
Top officials are relaxing the rules for financial hardship that is caused by the coronavirus mitigation efforts.
-
Army employee fired for insensitive post about coronavirus outbreak
Officials apologized Saturday for an Instagram post which critics attacked as racist.
-
Dear Bureaucrat, We’re trapped under the salary cap!
Employees that are by law unable to get a raise might decide to leave the government, or worse, they might stay as disengaged, disgruntled employees. But there are ways to make them less frustrated by a salary cap.
-
Recent college grads shunning government work, study finds
There are 85,000 job openings across the federal government, yet few recent graduates are applying.
-
How business partnering can help you become a government contractor
Partnering with someone who has a bit of experience can help speed up your learning curve.
-
‘Hot shots,’ federal wildland crews win recognition as firefighters
The OPM has releases a memo outlining an update to the classification of federal wildland firefighters creating a unique job description and progression.
-
US State Department creates one-stop shop for supporting veterans
The Veterans Support Program at the State Department is a single touch-point for all veteran employees to access resources or ask questions.
-
Operation Cyber Dragon turning US Navy reservists into digital defenders
“The interesting thing in the IT world or the network world is what’s patched and 100% compliant today might not be patched tomorrow, because vulnerabilities ebb and flow.”
-
Silicon Valley offers vets career options beyond technology
Silicon Valley companies like to hire veterans — in more than just technology roles.
-
Supreme Court rules on fed employee’s ability to sue for age discrimination
Supreme Court justices sometimes will imagine themselves in situations like the ones that land people before the high court, but that can be hard to do when the subject is employment discrimination because the justices have lifetime tenure.
-
How the coronavirus will impact security clearances
Top officials are relaxing the rules for financial hardship that is caused by the coronavirus mitigation efforts.
-
Army employee fired for insensitive post about coronavirus outbreak
Officials apologized Saturday for an Instagram post which critics attacked as racist.
-
Dear Bureaucrat, We’re trapped under the salary cap!
Employees that are by law unable to get a raise might decide to leave the government, or worse, they might stay as disengaged, disgruntled employees. But there are ways to make them less frustrated by a salary cap.
