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DoD’s secret weapon against election meddling: its reputation
According to experts, convincing the public to be on the lookout for Russian cyber operations will require leveraging the people’s trust in the military.
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Trump IT budget: same objectives, different funding goals
The proposed budget prioritizes many of the administration’s already-stated goals, but backs off on IT modernization fund appropriations.
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From Trump budget: New management agenda to come in March
Among the biggest revelations of the president’s 2019 budget proposal was the announcement that the administration will be releasing a management agenda in March 2018 “to advance the vision and improve the three drivers of reform” in agencies.
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Trump budget will cost federal employees in pay and benefits
The proposal relies on a pay freeze and reductions in government contributions to healthcare and retirement to reduce the deficit.
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OPM retroactively changed retirement benefits without notice
The Office of Personnel Management policy, not released to the public, requires divorced retirees receiving annuity supplements to pay the government back for portions of past annuity payments.
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Pre-budget shutdown caused by ‘outrageous’ congressional failures
The six-hour shutdown caused by congressional disagreements over a two-year budget deal still caused damage to federal employees, union leaders said.
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Interior’s magic bullet: Drones that are DoD castoffs
The Department of Interior’s entire fleet of drones costs less than a single one of its manned aircraft, and many of the drones are hand-me-downs from DoD. But those drones are offering the rare option of reducing costs and increasing safety of personnel,
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Will Congress cut federal employee benefits to help balance the budget?
Both the president and members of Congress have indicated the desire to cut back on pay, benefits and employee due process.
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Budget in progress: Senators talk 2-year deal
Senate minority and majority leadership announced that they have hammered out the core elements of a deal less than two days before government funding is set to run out.
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Congress isn’t punished enough for budgetary failures
Though continuing resolutions hurt agencies, Congress has had little incentive to avoid them in recent years, according to government and industry experts.
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DoD’s secret weapon against election meddling: its reputation
According to experts, convincing the public to be on the lookout for Russian cyber operations will require leveraging the people’s trust in the military.
-
Trump IT budget: same objectives, different funding goals
The proposed budget prioritizes many of the administration’s already-stated goals, but backs off on IT modernization fund appropriations.
-
From Trump budget: New management agenda to come in March
Among the biggest revelations of the president’s 2019 budget proposal was the announcement that the administration will be releasing a management agenda in March 2018 “to advance the vision and improve the three drivers of reform” in agencies.
-
Trump budget will cost federal employees in pay and benefits
The proposal relies on a pay freeze and reductions in government contributions to healthcare and retirement to reduce the deficit.
-
OPM retroactively changed retirement benefits without notice
The Office of Personnel Management policy, not released to the public, requires divorced retirees receiving annuity supplements to pay the government back for portions of past annuity payments.
-
Pre-budget shutdown caused by ‘outrageous’ congressional failures
The six-hour shutdown caused by congressional disagreements over a two-year budget deal still caused damage to federal employees, union leaders said.
-
Interior’s magic bullet: Drones that are DoD castoffs
The Department of Interior’s entire fleet of drones costs less than a single one of its manned aircraft, and many of the drones are hand-me-downs from DoD. But those drones are offering the rare option of reducing costs and increasing safety of personnel,
-
Will Congress cut federal employee benefits to help balance the budget?
Both the president and members of Congress have indicated the desire to cut back on pay, benefits and employee due process.
-
Budget in progress: Senators talk 2-year deal
Senate minority and majority leadership announced that they have hammered out the core elements of a deal less than two days before government funding is set to run out.
-
Congress isn’t punished enough for budgetary failures
Though continuing resolutions hurt agencies, Congress has had little incentive to avoid them in recent years, according to government and industry experts.
-
DoD’s secret weapon against election meddling: its reputation
According to experts, convincing the public to be on the lookout for Russian cyber operations will require leveraging the people’s trust in the military.
-
Trump IT budget: same objectives, different funding goals
The proposed budget prioritizes many of the administration’s already-stated goals, but backs off on IT modernization fund appropriations.
-
From Trump budget: New management agenda to come in March
Among the biggest revelations of the president’s 2019 budget proposal was the announcement that the administration will be releasing a management agenda in March 2018 “to advance the vision and improve the three drivers of reform” in agencies.
-
Trump budget will cost federal employees in pay and benefits
The proposal relies on a pay freeze and reductions in government contributions to healthcare and retirement to reduce the deficit.
-
OPM retroactively changed retirement benefits without notice
The Office of Personnel Management policy, not released to the public, requires divorced retirees receiving annuity supplements to pay the government back for portions of past annuity payments.
-
Pre-budget shutdown caused by ‘outrageous’ congressional failures
The six-hour shutdown caused by congressional disagreements over a two-year budget deal still caused damage to federal employees, union leaders said.
-
Interior’s magic bullet: Drones that are DoD castoffs
The Department of Interior’s entire fleet of drones costs less than a single one of its manned aircraft, and many of the drones are hand-me-downs from DoD. But those drones are offering the rare option of reducing costs and increasing safety of personnel,
-
Will Congress cut federal employee benefits to help balance the budget?
Both the president and members of Congress have indicated the desire to cut back on pay, benefits and employee due process.
-
Budget in progress: Senators talk 2-year deal
Senate minority and majority leadership announced that they have hammered out the core elements of a deal less than two days before government funding is set to run out.
-
Congress isn’t punished enough for budgetary failures
Though continuing resolutions hurt agencies, Congress has had little incentive to avoid them in recent years, according to government and industry experts.
