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New bill would require federal officers to wear identification
The legislation comes after public outcry over federal officers without personal or agency identification clashing with and detaining protesters.
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Trump taps HUD official to lead federal personnel office
John Gibbs is the fourth person to be nominated to lead the Office of Personnel Management under the Trump administration.
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Proposed rule would protect feds’ health benefits during a shutdown
Lapses in government appropriations would have less of an impact on federal insurance plans under a proposed rule.
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On the front lines of COVID response, this agency makes safety paramount
Officers in the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps are deployed throughout the government to combat COVID-19.
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Nearly 14,000 feds face looming pandemic furloughs
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration services plans to furlough 75 percent of its workforce, unless Congress intervenes.
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Federal leadership awards to be canceled for 2020
The Presidential Rank Awards are used to recognize and provide bonuses to senior federal employees that have demonstrated prolonged exceptional service.
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Employee viewpoint survey gets another delay
Feds will not see the annual Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey for another two months.
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Return to work plans ‘endanger’ federal workers, senators say
Four senators representing the states surrounding Washington, D.C. have called federal return to work plans unsafe and premature in the wake of new COVID-19 numbers.
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Benefits remain a top motivator for federal employment
Benefit packages like annuities, thrift savings plans and health insurance offerings remained popular reasons for people to take and stay in federal jobs.
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Trump officials made ‘misleading’ statements about changes to federal worker management, watchdog says
Members of Congress want answers after an oversight organization’s report that administration officials were given legal advice against the proposed merger of the Office of Personnel Management and General Services Administration.
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New bill would require federal officers to wear identification
The legislation comes after public outcry over federal officers without personal or agency identification clashing with and detaining protesters.
-
Trump taps HUD official to lead federal personnel office
John Gibbs is the fourth person to be nominated to lead the Office of Personnel Management under the Trump administration.
-
Proposed rule would protect feds’ health benefits during a shutdown
Lapses in government appropriations would have less of an impact on federal insurance plans under a proposed rule.
-
On the front lines of COVID response, this agency makes safety paramount
Officers in the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps are deployed throughout the government to combat COVID-19.
-
Nearly 14,000 feds face looming pandemic furloughs
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration services plans to furlough 75 percent of its workforce, unless Congress intervenes.
-
Federal leadership awards to be canceled for 2020
The Presidential Rank Awards are used to recognize and provide bonuses to senior federal employees that have demonstrated prolonged exceptional service.
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Employee viewpoint survey gets another delay
Feds will not see the annual Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey for another two months.
-
Return to work plans ‘endanger’ federal workers, senators say
Four senators representing the states surrounding Washington, D.C. have called federal return to work plans unsafe and premature in the wake of new COVID-19 numbers.
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Benefits remain a top motivator for federal employment
Benefit packages like annuities, thrift savings plans and health insurance offerings remained popular reasons for people to take and stay in federal jobs.
-
Trump officials made ‘misleading’ statements about changes to federal worker management, watchdog says
Members of Congress want answers after an oversight organization’s report that administration officials were given legal advice against the proposed merger of the Office of Personnel Management and General Services Administration.
-
New bill would require federal officers to wear identification
The legislation comes after public outcry over federal officers without personal or agency identification clashing with and detaining protesters.
-
Trump taps HUD official to lead federal personnel office
John Gibbs is the fourth person to be nominated to lead the Office of Personnel Management under the Trump administration.
-
Proposed rule would protect feds’ health benefits during a shutdown
Lapses in government appropriations would have less of an impact on federal insurance plans under a proposed rule.
-
On the front lines of COVID response, this agency makes safety paramount
Officers in the U.S. Public Health Service Commissioned Corps are deployed throughout the government to combat COVID-19.
-
Nearly 14,000 feds face looming pandemic furloughs
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration services plans to furlough 75 percent of its workforce, unless Congress intervenes.
-
Federal leadership awards to be canceled for 2020
The Presidential Rank Awards are used to recognize and provide bonuses to senior federal employees that have demonstrated prolonged exceptional service.
-
Employee viewpoint survey gets another delay
Feds will not see the annual Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey for another two months.
-
Return to work plans ‘endanger’ federal workers, senators say
Four senators representing the states surrounding Washington, D.C. have called federal return to work plans unsafe and premature in the wake of new COVID-19 numbers.
-
Benefits remain a top motivator for federal employment
Benefit packages like annuities, thrift savings plans and health insurance offerings remained popular reasons for people to take and stay in federal jobs.
-
Trump officials made ‘misleading’ statements about changes to federal worker management, watchdog says
Members of Congress want answers after an oversight organization’s report that administration officials were given legal advice against the proposed merger of the Office of Personnel Management and General Services Administration.
