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Why federal employees are leaving the Trump administration
A growing discontent with the direction of the Trump administration has compelled some federal employees to leave their position. The Huffington Post published an interview with four such former bureaucrats on Oct. 25, illustrating the specifics, from personal to policy, as to why the Trump administration was not for them.
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![Federal leadership is needed to close the cyber talent gap [Commentary]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/0124ZBE15358.jpg.jpg?w=300)
Federal leadership is needed to close the cyber talent gap [Commentary]
Given our reliance on all things cyber, this is a national problem, and it demands a national solution that only the federal government can drive.
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Democrats: Cutting cyber grants will worsen workforce shortage
Democrats on the House Homeland Security Committee took aim during a Tuesday hearing at cuts to federal grant and scholarship programs under the Administration’s and House of Representative’s proposed budgets, which they say would negatively impact the already insufficient cyber workforce in the U.S.
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Nominee for OPM chief outlines what he will do for federal employees
The nominee for director of the Office of Personnel Management, Jeff Pon, said during a Senate hearing on Wednesday that he aims to cut down the significant lag times in employee hiring, retirement payments and benefits claims if confirmed to the post.
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Federal employee satisfaction on the rise
Government employees are increasingly satisfied with their jobs in the federal government, according to results in the 2017 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.
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Congress OKs expanded protections for federal whistleblowers
Congress voted Thursday to boost the protection of federal whistleblowers from retaliation, part of a bid to uncover bad behavior at the Department of Veterans Affairs and other government agencies.
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Survey: Government has a career leadership problem
Government has a problem with attracting senior leadership, promoting the right people to lead and providing those leaders with the right development opportunities, according to a recent survey by Deloitte and the Senior Executives Association.
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Feds will have higher premiums, more health plans in 2018
In addition to premium changes, six providers will terminate their enrollment for 2018, affecting employees in six states.
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Supreme Court to hear new challenge to feds’ labor unions
The court could decide to overturn a 40-year-old Supreme Court ruling that allows public sector unions to collect fees from non-members to cover the costs of negotiating contracts for all employees.
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Meet the winners of the 2017 SAMMIES awards
Meet the winners of the annual Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medals, the Oscars of federal service.
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Why federal employees are leaving the Trump administration
A growing discontent with the direction of the Trump administration has compelled some federal employees to leave their position. The Huffington Post published an interview with four such former bureaucrats on Oct. 25, illustrating the specifics, from personal to policy, as to why the Trump administration was not for them.
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Federal leadership is needed to close the cyber talent gap [Commentary]
Given our reliance on all things cyber, this is a national problem, and it demands a national solution that only the federal government can drive.
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Democrats: Cutting cyber grants will worsen workforce shortage
Democrats on the House Homeland Security Committee took aim during a Tuesday hearing at cuts to federal grant and scholarship programs under the Administration’s and House of Representative’s proposed budgets, which they say would negatively impact the already insufficient cyber workforce in the U.S.
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Nominee for OPM chief outlines what he will do for federal employees
The nominee for director of the Office of Personnel Management, Jeff Pon, said during a Senate hearing on Wednesday that he aims to cut down the significant lag times in employee hiring, retirement payments and benefits claims if confirmed to the post.
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Federal employee satisfaction on the rise
Government employees are increasingly satisfied with their jobs in the federal government, according to results in the 2017 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.
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Congress OKs expanded protections for federal whistleblowers
Congress voted Thursday to boost the protection of federal whistleblowers from retaliation, part of a bid to uncover bad behavior at the Department of Veterans Affairs and other government agencies.
-
Survey: Government has a career leadership problem
Government has a problem with attracting senior leadership, promoting the right people to lead and providing those leaders with the right development opportunities, according to a recent survey by Deloitte and the Senior Executives Association.
-
Feds will have higher premiums, more health plans in 2018
In addition to premium changes, six providers will terminate their enrollment for 2018, affecting employees in six states.
-
Supreme Court to hear new challenge to feds’ labor unions
The court could decide to overturn a 40-year-old Supreme Court ruling that allows public sector unions to collect fees from non-members to cover the costs of negotiating contracts for all employees.
-
Meet the winners of the 2017 SAMMIES awards
Meet the winners of the annual Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medals, the Oscars of federal service.
-
Why federal employees are leaving the Trump administration
A growing discontent with the direction of the Trump administration has compelled some federal employees to leave their position. The Huffington Post published an interview with four such former bureaucrats on Oct. 25, illustrating the specifics, from personal to policy, as to why the Trump administration was not for them.
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![Federal leadership is needed to close the cyber talent gap [Commentary]](https://dev.sightlinemg.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/08/0124ZBE15358.jpg.jpg?w=1024)
Federal leadership is needed to close the cyber talent gap [Commentary]
Given our reliance on all things cyber, this is a national problem, and it demands a national solution that only the federal government can drive.
-
Democrats: Cutting cyber grants will worsen workforce shortage
Democrats on the House Homeland Security Committee took aim during a Tuesday hearing at cuts to federal grant and scholarship programs under the Administration’s and House of Representative’s proposed budgets, which they say would negatively impact the already insufficient cyber workforce in the U.S.
-
Nominee for OPM chief outlines what he will do for federal employees
The nominee for director of the Office of Personnel Management, Jeff Pon, said during a Senate hearing on Wednesday that he aims to cut down the significant lag times in employee hiring, retirement payments and benefits claims if confirmed to the post.
-
Federal employee satisfaction on the rise
Government employees are increasingly satisfied with their jobs in the federal government, according to results in the 2017 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.
-
Congress OKs expanded protections for federal whistleblowers
Congress voted Thursday to boost the protection of federal whistleblowers from retaliation, part of a bid to uncover bad behavior at the Department of Veterans Affairs and other government agencies.
-
Survey: Government has a career leadership problem
Government has a problem with attracting senior leadership, promoting the right people to lead and providing those leaders with the right development opportunities, according to a recent survey by Deloitte and the Senior Executives Association.
-
Feds will have higher premiums, more health plans in 2018
In addition to premium changes, six providers will terminate their enrollment for 2018, affecting employees in six states.
-
Supreme Court to hear new challenge to feds’ labor unions
The court could decide to overturn a 40-year-old Supreme Court ruling that allows public sector unions to collect fees from non-members to cover the costs of negotiating contracts for all employees.
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Meet the winners of the 2017 SAMMIES awards
Meet the winners of the annual Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medals, the Oscars of federal service.
