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IRS to recall second and third waves of workers this month
More employees will be called back into state IRS offices throughout June to perform work in advance of the July 15 tax filing deadline
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Crisis negotiations: How coronavirus brought collective bargaining at the VA to a head
Negotiations between the Department of Veterans Affairs and the American Federation of Government Employees have continued for over a year, but the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted particular challenges.
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Potential personnel watchdog plans to put hiring under the microscope
Nominee for inspector general of the Office of Personnel Managemet Craig Leen told senators that he plans to focus on the importance of merit in federal hiring practices.
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Why OMB has not released a more concrete plan for federal reopening
The Office of Management and Budget has given agencies guidelines for when to reopen, but decided not to set hard deadlines.
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Metro construction could keep some feds home longer
Plans to conduct extensive improvements on several Washington Metro stations could keep some feds from returning to the office throughout the summer.
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Federal food drive goes virtual to tackle hunger during the pandemic
The U.S. Department of Agriculture launched a new site to inform federal employees and track donations through the federal government’s annual summer food drive.
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UPDATES: New employees could be sworn in on FaceTime
Federal agencies are grappling with evolving policies as the government determines how to protect employees amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Follow our ongoing coverage as policy is announced.
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Government personnel office abruptly loses its top official
Office of Personnel Management Director Dale Cabaniss abruptly resigned from her post after just half a year in the job.
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OPM calls on federal health insurers to prioritize coronavirus response
The Office of Personnel Management sent a letter to federal health insurance carriers to make coverage considerations in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
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White House encourages agencies to send at-risk feds home
The Office of Management and Budget is encouraging agencies to maximize the telework available to employees that are most at risk of getting sick.
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IRS to recall second and third waves of workers this month
More employees will be called back into state IRS offices throughout June to perform work in advance of the July 15 tax filing deadline
-
Crisis negotiations: How coronavirus brought collective bargaining at the VA to a head
Negotiations between the Department of Veterans Affairs and the American Federation of Government Employees have continued for over a year, but the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted particular challenges.
-
Potential personnel watchdog plans to put hiring under the microscope
Nominee for inspector general of the Office of Personnel Managemet Craig Leen told senators that he plans to focus on the importance of merit in federal hiring practices.
-
Why OMB has not released a more concrete plan for federal reopening
The Office of Management and Budget has given agencies guidelines for when to reopen, but decided not to set hard deadlines.
-
Metro construction could keep some feds home longer
Plans to conduct extensive improvements on several Washington Metro stations could keep some feds from returning to the office throughout the summer.
-
Federal food drive goes virtual to tackle hunger during the pandemic
The U.S. Department of Agriculture launched a new site to inform federal employees and track donations through the federal government’s annual summer food drive.
-
UPDATES: New employees could be sworn in on FaceTime
Federal agencies are grappling with evolving policies as the government determines how to protect employees amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Follow our ongoing coverage as policy is announced.
-
Government personnel office abruptly loses its top official
Office of Personnel Management Director Dale Cabaniss abruptly resigned from her post after just half a year in the job.
-
OPM calls on federal health insurers to prioritize coronavirus response
The Office of Personnel Management sent a letter to federal health insurance carriers to make coverage considerations in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
-
White House encourages agencies to send at-risk feds home
The Office of Management and Budget is encouraging agencies to maximize the telework available to employees that are most at risk of getting sick.
-
IRS to recall second and third waves of workers this month
More employees will be called back into state IRS offices throughout June to perform work in advance of the July 15 tax filing deadline
-
Crisis negotiations: How coronavirus brought collective bargaining at the VA to a head
Negotiations between the Department of Veterans Affairs and the American Federation of Government Employees have continued for over a year, but the COVID-19 pandemic has highlighted particular challenges.
-
Potential personnel watchdog plans to put hiring under the microscope
Nominee for inspector general of the Office of Personnel Managemet Craig Leen told senators that he plans to focus on the importance of merit in federal hiring practices.
-
Why OMB has not released a more concrete plan for federal reopening
The Office of Management and Budget has given agencies guidelines for when to reopen, but decided not to set hard deadlines.
-
Metro construction could keep some feds home longer
Plans to conduct extensive improvements on several Washington Metro stations could keep some feds from returning to the office throughout the summer.
-
Federal food drive goes virtual to tackle hunger during the pandemic
The U.S. Department of Agriculture launched a new site to inform federal employees and track donations through the federal government’s annual summer food drive.
-
UPDATES: New employees could be sworn in on FaceTime
Federal agencies are grappling with evolving policies as the government determines how to protect employees amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Follow our ongoing coverage as policy is announced.
-
Government personnel office abruptly loses its top official
Office of Personnel Management Director Dale Cabaniss abruptly resigned from her post after just half a year in the job.
-
OPM calls on federal health insurers to prioritize coronavirus response
The Office of Personnel Management sent a letter to federal health insurance carriers to make coverage considerations in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
-
White House encourages agencies to send at-risk feds home
The Office of Management and Budget is encouraging agencies to maximize the telework available to employees that are most at risk of getting sick.
