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How the congressional workplace can better address harassment
The office responsible for enforcing legislative fair employment and safe workplaces has more to do to ensure it tackles harassment and discrimination, according to the Government Accountability Office.
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OPM plans to help returning feds get better jobs
Federal employees that leave for jobs in the private sector would have more options for returning to government service under a proposed rule.
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Insight Is 2020: What feds should watch for in the new year
Many of the issues and initiatives that featured prominently in 2019 have the potential to carry over into the new year. Here are some of the major sticking points feds should keep an eye on.
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Lawmakers worry VA secretary will ‘violate the law’ with workforce plans
The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to immediately implement policies that align with three workforce-targeting executive orders.
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Federal science agency to get a new face in charge
President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the National Science Foundation previously served on its governing body.
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Feds get a surprise day off before Christmas
Federal employees were granted an extra day off during the holidays via a White House order Dec. 17.
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12 weeks of paid parental leave makes it to the president’s desk
The House and Senate conference committee released a National Defense Authorization Act agreement that would for the first time set aside specific payment for feds during parental leave.
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Feds maintain ‘resilient’ engagement despite the shutdown
Federal employees remain committed to their mission, but dramatic upheavals at some agencies have caused drastic downturns in employee outlook.
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Feds likely to see a historic pay raise in 2020
A deal reached by Democratic and Republican appropriators would grant feds the largest pay increase they’ve seen in a decade.
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Land Management employees could get new jobs or early retirement
Employees that can’t or won’t move to Colorado for the new Bureau of Land Management headquarters may have other options available to ease their transition.
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How the congressional workplace can better address harassment
The office responsible for enforcing legislative fair employment and safe workplaces has more to do to ensure it tackles harassment and discrimination, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
OPM plans to help returning feds get better jobs
Federal employees that leave for jobs in the private sector would have more options for returning to government service under a proposed rule.
-
Insight Is 2020: What feds should watch for in the new year
Many of the issues and initiatives that featured prominently in 2019 have the potential to carry over into the new year. Here are some of the major sticking points feds should keep an eye on.
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Lawmakers worry VA secretary will ‘violate the law’ with workforce plans
The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to immediately implement policies that align with three workforce-targeting executive orders.
-
Federal science agency to get a new face in charge
President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the National Science Foundation previously served on its governing body.
-
Feds get a surprise day off before Christmas
Federal employees were granted an extra day off during the holidays via a White House order Dec. 17.
-
12 weeks of paid parental leave makes it to the president’s desk
The House and Senate conference committee released a National Defense Authorization Act agreement that would for the first time set aside specific payment for feds during parental leave.
-
Feds maintain ‘resilient’ engagement despite the shutdown
Federal employees remain committed to their mission, but dramatic upheavals at some agencies have caused drastic downturns in employee outlook.
-
Feds likely to see a historic pay raise in 2020
A deal reached by Democratic and Republican appropriators would grant feds the largest pay increase they’ve seen in a decade.
-
Land Management employees could get new jobs or early retirement
Employees that can’t or won’t move to Colorado for the new Bureau of Land Management headquarters may have other options available to ease their transition.
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How the congressional workplace can better address harassment
The office responsible for enforcing legislative fair employment and safe workplaces has more to do to ensure it tackles harassment and discrimination, according to the Government Accountability Office.
-
OPM plans to help returning feds get better jobs
Federal employees that leave for jobs in the private sector would have more options for returning to government service under a proposed rule.
-
Insight Is 2020: What feds should watch for in the new year
Many of the issues and initiatives that featured prominently in 2019 have the potential to carry over into the new year. Here are some of the major sticking points feds should keep an eye on.
-
Lawmakers worry VA secretary will ‘violate the law’ with workforce plans
The Department of Veterans Affairs plans to immediately implement policies that align with three workforce-targeting executive orders.
-
Federal science agency to get a new face in charge
President Donald Trump’s pick to lead the National Science Foundation previously served on its governing body.
-
Feds get a surprise day off before Christmas
Federal employees were granted an extra day off during the holidays via a White House order Dec. 17.
-
12 weeks of paid parental leave makes it to the president’s desk
The House and Senate conference committee released a National Defense Authorization Act agreement that would for the first time set aside specific payment for feds during parental leave.
-
Feds maintain ‘resilient’ engagement despite the shutdown
Federal employees remain committed to their mission, but dramatic upheavals at some agencies have caused drastic downturns in employee outlook.
-
Feds likely to see a historic pay raise in 2020
A deal reached by Democratic and Republican appropriators would grant feds the largest pay increase they’ve seen in a decade.
-
Land Management employees could get new jobs or early retirement
Employees that can’t or won’t move to Colorado for the new Bureau of Land Management headquarters may have other options available to ease their transition.
