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Can government figure out what’s what with who’s who?
The Government Accountability Office found that some public comment policies do not address the potential of responses submitted multiple times or under a false name.
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Modernization committee makes proposals to help staffers, improve IT
The changes could mark improvements in congressional human resources, new member orientations and use of technology, if adopted by the full House.
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Hiring specialists to face retraining for competitive exams
Certain federal human resources employees will have to pass a new certification to be able to examine federal job applicants for necessary skills.
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The 4 cornerstones of government acquisition reform
The General Services Administration is juggling multiple acquisition reforms that aim to collectively change the way government buys goods and services.
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Senators chastise EPA for changes to records policy
The Environmental Protection Agency made changes to its policy for processing Freedom of Information Act requests without first going through a public comment period.
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Government inks new contract for employee travel
The General Services Administration awarded its federal air travel contract to eight airlines for the 2020 fiscal year.
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How CBP employees were left in danger of opioid exposure
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers risk accidental exposure to lethal opioid doses without proper agency procedures.
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Why the 2020 census will have fewer personnel and offices
The Census Bureau will use approximately half of the field offices they had in 2010 and two-thirds of the selected operations personnel.
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Are agencies doing enough to ensure integrity in science?
Some agencies can do more to ensure scientific integrity, according to a recent Government Accountability Office report.
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Most employees don’t want to move with USDA research agencies
Department of Agriculture leadership plans to move two research agencies from Washington, D.C., to Kansas City, but most of their employees will not go with them.
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Can government figure out what’s what with who’s who?
The Government Accountability Office found that some public comment policies do not address the potential of responses submitted multiple times or under a false name.
-
Modernization committee makes proposals to help staffers, improve IT
The changes could mark improvements in congressional human resources, new member orientations and use of technology, if adopted by the full House.
-
Hiring specialists to face retraining for competitive exams
Certain federal human resources employees will have to pass a new certification to be able to examine federal job applicants for necessary skills.
-
The 4 cornerstones of government acquisition reform
The General Services Administration is juggling multiple acquisition reforms that aim to collectively change the way government buys goods and services.
-
Senators chastise EPA for changes to records policy
The Environmental Protection Agency made changes to its policy for processing Freedom of Information Act requests without first going through a public comment period.
-
Government inks new contract for employee travel
The General Services Administration awarded its federal air travel contract to eight airlines for the 2020 fiscal year.
-
How CBP employees were left in danger of opioid exposure
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers risk accidental exposure to lethal opioid doses without proper agency procedures.
-
Why the 2020 census will have fewer personnel and offices
The Census Bureau will use approximately half of the field offices they had in 2010 and two-thirds of the selected operations personnel.
-
Are agencies doing enough to ensure integrity in science?
Some agencies can do more to ensure scientific integrity, according to a recent Government Accountability Office report.
-
Most employees don’t want to move with USDA research agencies
Department of Agriculture leadership plans to move two research agencies from Washington, D.C., to Kansas City, but most of their employees will not go with them.
-
Can government figure out what’s what with who’s who?
The Government Accountability Office found that some public comment policies do not address the potential of responses submitted multiple times or under a false name.
-
Modernization committee makes proposals to help staffers, improve IT
The changes could mark improvements in congressional human resources, new member orientations and use of technology, if adopted by the full House.
-
Hiring specialists to face retraining for competitive exams
Certain federal human resources employees will have to pass a new certification to be able to examine federal job applicants for necessary skills.
-
The 4 cornerstones of government acquisition reform
The General Services Administration is juggling multiple acquisition reforms that aim to collectively change the way government buys goods and services.
-
Senators chastise EPA for changes to records policy
The Environmental Protection Agency made changes to its policy for processing Freedom of Information Act requests without first going through a public comment period.
-
Government inks new contract for employee travel
The General Services Administration awarded its federal air travel contract to eight airlines for the 2020 fiscal year.
-
How CBP employees were left in danger of opioid exposure
U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers risk accidental exposure to lethal opioid doses without proper agency procedures.
-
Why the 2020 census will have fewer personnel and offices
The Census Bureau will use approximately half of the field offices they had in 2010 and two-thirds of the selected operations personnel.
-
Are agencies doing enough to ensure integrity in science?
Some agencies can do more to ensure scientific integrity, according to a recent Government Accountability Office report.
-
Most employees don’t want to move with USDA research agencies
Department of Agriculture leadership plans to move two research agencies from Washington, D.C., to Kansas City, but most of their employees will not go with them.
