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How low-value DHS contracts can have high costs
A Department of Homeland Security Inspector General report found the agency fell short on contracting oversight in several instances.
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Social Security Administration reaches impasse in union negotiations
The Social Security Administration’s failure to reach an agreement with the Association of Administrative Law Judges is the most recent example of the Trump administration’s contentious relationship with federal employee unions.
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CMS official tapped for new leadership post at HHS
Deputy chief of staff for policy is one of two new leadership positions at the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Metro construction complicates commutes for some feds
Planned repairs at six Washington, D.C. metro stations have complicated the lives of commuters in the area, including federal employees.
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Government wants public help with its online shopping problem
The General Services Administration plans to test an e-commerce portal on a smaller scale that could inform the future of government purchasing outside of standard contracts.
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How agencies will have to report tech spend for 2021
The Office of Management and Budget wants agencies to progressively adopt a standardized IT taxonomy by fiscal year 2021.
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Agencies are on the clock for digital records transitions
A new White House memo requires agencies to meet digital records milestones over the next three-and-a-half years.
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Some feds could get a new data-based title
The Office of Personnel Management granted agencies the authority to add new classifications to job titles that deal with federal data.
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House passes federal pay raise with restrictions on agency reorgs
Federal employees are one step closer to seeing their largest pay increase in a decade.
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Union files unfair labor charges against new EPA contract
The charge is the latest in a prolonged and contentious contract negotiation between the Environmental Protection Agency and the American Federation of Government Employees.
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How low-value DHS contracts can have high costs
A Department of Homeland Security Inspector General report found the agency fell short on contracting oversight in several instances.
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Social Security Administration reaches impasse in union negotiations
The Social Security Administration’s failure to reach an agreement with the Association of Administrative Law Judges is the most recent example of the Trump administration’s contentious relationship with federal employee unions.
-
CMS official tapped for new leadership post at HHS
Deputy chief of staff for policy is one of two new leadership positions at the Department of Health and Human Services.
-
Metro construction complicates commutes for some feds
Planned repairs at six Washington, D.C. metro stations have complicated the lives of commuters in the area, including federal employees.
-
Government wants public help with its online shopping problem
The General Services Administration plans to test an e-commerce portal on a smaller scale that could inform the future of government purchasing outside of standard contracts.
-
How agencies will have to report tech spend for 2021
The Office of Management and Budget wants agencies to progressively adopt a standardized IT taxonomy by fiscal year 2021.
-
Agencies are on the clock for digital records transitions
A new White House memo requires agencies to meet digital records milestones over the next three-and-a-half years.
-
Some feds could get a new data-based title
The Office of Personnel Management granted agencies the authority to add new classifications to job titles that deal with federal data.
-
House passes federal pay raise with restrictions on agency reorgs
Federal employees are one step closer to seeing their largest pay increase in a decade.
-
Union files unfair labor charges against new EPA contract
The charge is the latest in a prolonged and contentious contract negotiation between the Environmental Protection Agency and the American Federation of Government Employees.
-
How low-value DHS contracts can have high costs
A Department of Homeland Security Inspector General report found the agency fell short on contracting oversight in several instances.
-
Social Security Administration reaches impasse in union negotiations
The Social Security Administration’s failure to reach an agreement with the Association of Administrative Law Judges is the most recent example of the Trump administration’s contentious relationship with federal employee unions.
-
CMS official tapped for new leadership post at HHS
Deputy chief of staff for policy is one of two new leadership positions at the Department of Health and Human Services.
-
Metro construction complicates commutes for some feds
Planned repairs at six Washington, D.C. metro stations have complicated the lives of commuters in the area, including federal employees.
-
Government wants public help with its online shopping problem
The General Services Administration plans to test an e-commerce portal on a smaller scale that could inform the future of government purchasing outside of standard contracts.
-
How agencies will have to report tech spend for 2021
The Office of Management and Budget wants agencies to progressively adopt a standardized IT taxonomy by fiscal year 2021.
-
Agencies are on the clock for digital records transitions
A new White House memo requires agencies to meet digital records milestones over the next three-and-a-half years.
-
Some feds could get a new data-based title
The Office of Personnel Management granted agencies the authority to add new classifications to job titles that deal with federal data.
-
House passes federal pay raise with restrictions on agency reorgs
Federal employees are one step closer to seeing their largest pay increase in a decade.
-
Union files unfair labor charges against new EPA contract
The charge is the latest in a prolonged and contentious contract negotiation between the Environmental Protection Agency and the American Federation of Government Employees.
