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USDA finalizes location for research agencies in Kansas City
Employees of the Economic Research Service and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture will soon have a new, permanent home in Kansas City, Missouri.
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Inside the government’s haunted buildings and parks
Several visitors to federal buildings and sites have reported seeing and hearing supernatural figures.
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Has Interior done enough to stop widespread sexual harassment?
The Department of Interior received a ‘wakeup call’ in 2016 and 2017 when reports found that sexual harassment was pervasive across the agency.
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GSA looks for ways to put the human first in design
The General Services Administration wants to know how industry works to keep users at the center of innovation.
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WH criticizes Senate ‘failure’ to fund OPM-GSA merger
Acting Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought wrote a letter to Senate appropriators reiterating the administration’s desire for funding to merge the Office of Personnel Management and General Services Administration.
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The government wants to get rid of these job titles
The Office of Personnel Management has proposed the removal of certain job classifications that are underused and outdated.
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Senators want to move these agency headquarters out of DC
Two senators want to move the bulk of major federal agencies outside Washington, D.C., and into states around the country, but the proposal is likely to prove controversial.
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Can agencies improve hiring by letting current feds in on the process?
A pilot program aims to help agencies use expert feds to determine which candidates are qualified for their open positions.
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Will new tools help agencies fix the problems feds have?
The Office of Personnel Management wants federal leaders better prepared to act on insights from the results of the 2019 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.
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New long-term care plan aims to keep costs stable
Feds that enroll in long term care insurance after Oct. 21 will see a new feature that aims to keep their premium costs stable later in life.
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USDA finalizes location for research agencies in Kansas City
Employees of the Economic Research Service and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture will soon have a new, permanent home in Kansas City, Missouri.
-
Inside the government’s haunted buildings and parks
Several visitors to federal buildings and sites have reported seeing and hearing supernatural figures.
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Has Interior done enough to stop widespread sexual harassment?
The Department of Interior received a ‘wakeup call’ in 2016 and 2017 when reports found that sexual harassment was pervasive across the agency.
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GSA looks for ways to put the human first in design
The General Services Administration wants to know how industry works to keep users at the center of innovation.
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WH criticizes Senate ‘failure’ to fund OPM-GSA merger
Acting Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought wrote a letter to Senate appropriators reiterating the administration’s desire for funding to merge the Office of Personnel Management and General Services Administration.
-
The government wants to get rid of these job titles
The Office of Personnel Management has proposed the removal of certain job classifications that are underused and outdated.
-
Senators want to move these agency headquarters out of DC
Two senators want to move the bulk of major federal agencies outside Washington, D.C., and into states around the country, but the proposal is likely to prove controversial.
-
Can agencies improve hiring by letting current feds in on the process?
A pilot program aims to help agencies use expert feds to determine which candidates are qualified for their open positions.
-
Will new tools help agencies fix the problems feds have?
The Office of Personnel Management wants federal leaders better prepared to act on insights from the results of the 2019 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.
-
New long-term care plan aims to keep costs stable
Feds that enroll in long term care insurance after Oct. 21 will see a new feature that aims to keep their premium costs stable later in life.
-
USDA finalizes location for research agencies in Kansas City
Employees of the Economic Research Service and the National Institute of Food and Agriculture will soon have a new, permanent home in Kansas City, Missouri.
-
Inside the government’s haunted buildings and parks
Several visitors to federal buildings and sites have reported seeing and hearing supernatural figures.
-
Has Interior done enough to stop widespread sexual harassment?
The Department of Interior received a ‘wakeup call’ in 2016 and 2017 when reports found that sexual harassment was pervasive across the agency.
-
GSA looks for ways to put the human first in design
The General Services Administration wants to know how industry works to keep users at the center of innovation.
-
WH criticizes Senate ‘failure’ to fund OPM-GSA merger
Acting Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought wrote a letter to Senate appropriators reiterating the administration’s desire for funding to merge the Office of Personnel Management and General Services Administration.
-
The government wants to get rid of these job titles
The Office of Personnel Management has proposed the removal of certain job classifications that are underused and outdated.
-
Senators want to move these agency headquarters out of DC
Two senators want to move the bulk of major federal agencies outside Washington, D.C., and into states around the country, but the proposal is likely to prove controversial.
-
Can agencies improve hiring by letting current feds in on the process?
A pilot program aims to help agencies use expert feds to determine which candidates are qualified for their open positions.
-
Will new tools help agencies fix the problems feds have?
The Office of Personnel Management wants federal leaders better prepared to act on insights from the results of the 2019 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey.
-
New long-term care plan aims to keep costs stable
Feds that enroll in long term care insurance after Oct. 21 will see a new feature that aims to keep their premium costs stable later in life.
