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GSA failed to tell Congress when it reworked building costs
The General Services Administration rebaselined many of its construction and rennovation projects in the last five years, leading to changes in timelines and costs.
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Approaching shutdown deadline leaves feds anxious for the future
Congress has just over a week to agree on a funding package that will keep the government open into the winter holidays.
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New bill would ‘close the gap’ between salaried and hourly feds
Legislation introduced in the House and Senate Dec. 11 wants to revise locality pay boundaries.
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Will a ‘wild card’ White House cause another government shutdown?
Members of Congress look poised to come to a budget agreement, but President Donald Trump has the final word on whether such an agreement can become law.
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Defense spending bill likely to include family leave for feds
Feds could see over two months of guaranteed paid family leave under an tentative agreement for defense spending.
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EPA returns to the bargaining table after harsh criticism
The Environmental Protection Agency and its union will go in for another round of bargaining over a contract that will govern both employee management and union operations.
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Can a union court case end future government shutdowns?
The U.S. District Court for the District of Colombia will determine if a lawsuit alleging that the government can’t make employees work without compensation during a shutdown has the merit to proceed.
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Is government’s disability procurement program eroding?
The AbilityOne Commission faces compliance and resource challenges heading into the new year, according to its inspector general.
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State and local minimum pay ruled out for feds
The Office of Personnel Management determined that increases to the minimum wage in individual states do not impact the pay of federal employees.
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How giving at national parks is ‘all about love’
Reginald Chapple, chief of the National Park Service Office of Partnerships and Philanthropy, discusses the landscape of donations in the nation’s public lands.
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GSA failed to tell Congress when it reworked building costs
The General Services Administration rebaselined many of its construction and rennovation projects in the last five years, leading to changes in timelines and costs.
-
Approaching shutdown deadline leaves feds anxious for the future
Congress has just over a week to agree on a funding package that will keep the government open into the winter holidays.
-
New bill would ‘close the gap’ between salaried and hourly feds
Legislation introduced in the House and Senate Dec. 11 wants to revise locality pay boundaries.
-
Will a ‘wild card’ White House cause another government shutdown?
Members of Congress look poised to come to a budget agreement, but President Donald Trump has the final word on whether such an agreement can become law.
-
Defense spending bill likely to include family leave for feds
Feds could see over two months of guaranteed paid family leave under an tentative agreement for defense spending.
-
EPA returns to the bargaining table after harsh criticism
The Environmental Protection Agency and its union will go in for another round of bargaining over a contract that will govern both employee management and union operations.
-
Can a union court case end future government shutdowns?
The U.S. District Court for the District of Colombia will determine if a lawsuit alleging that the government can’t make employees work without compensation during a shutdown has the merit to proceed.
-
Is government’s disability procurement program eroding?
The AbilityOne Commission faces compliance and resource challenges heading into the new year, according to its inspector general.
-
State and local minimum pay ruled out for feds
The Office of Personnel Management determined that increases to the minimum wage in individual states do not impact the pay of federal employees.
-
How giving at national parks is ‘all about love’
Reginald Chapple, chief of the National Park Service Office of Partnerships and Philanthropy, discusses the landscape of donations in the nation’s public lands.
-
GSA failed to tell Congress when it reworked building costs
The General Services Administration rebaselined many of its construction and rennovation projects in the last five years, leading to changes in timelines and costs.
-
Approaching shutdown deadline leaves feds anxious for the future
Congress has just over a week to agree on a funding package that will keep the government open into the winter holidays.
-
New bill would ‘close the gap’ between salaried and hourly feds
Legislation introduced in the House and Senate Dec. 11 wants to revise locality pay boundaries.
-
Will a ‘wild card’ White House cause another government shutdown?
Members of Congress look poised to come to a budget agreement, but President Donald Trump has the final word on whether such an agreement can become law.
-
Defense spending bill likely to include family leave for feds
Feds could see over two months of guaranteed paid family leave under an tentative agreement for defense spending.
-
EPA returns to the bargaining table after harsh criticism
The Environmental Protection Agency and its union will go in for another round of bargaining over a contract that will govern both employee management and union operations.
-
Can a union court case end future government shutdowns?
The U.S. District Court for the District of Colombia will determine if a lawsuit alleging that the government can’t make employees work without compensation during a shutdown has the merit to proceed.
-
Is government’s disability procurement program eroding?
The AbilityOne Commission faces compliance and resource challenges heading into the new year, according to its inspector general.
-
State and local minimum pay ruled out for feds
The Office of Personnel Management determined that increases to the minimum wage in individual states do not impact the pay of federal employees.
-
How giving at national parks is ‘all about love’
Reginald Chapple, chief of the National Park Service Office of Partnerships and Philanthropy, discusses the landscape of donations in the nation’s public lands.
