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Agencies improved on small business goals, but can do more
The Small Business Administration’s procurement scorecard shows where the government succeeded and fell short.
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House passes contractor back pay in 2020 spending bill
Low-wage federal contractors may see money back for pay lost during the government shutdown, nearly one year later.
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Democrats plan amendment to prevent layoffs at OPM
Federal employees and members of Congress spoke out against the Trump administration’s planned government reorganization at a rally outside the Office of Personnel Management building.
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White House releases final strategy on how to get ‘cloud smart’
The final version of the White House’s new strategy instructs agencies to consider three pillars for successful cloud adoption.
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Security clearance agency gets a new name, same priorities
The Pentagon and Office of Personnel Management are moving forward with plans to transfer background investigation services to Department of Defense control, but priorities for those services will remain the same.
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Congress’s research workforce is feeling a communication strain
Union representation testified that employees at the Congressional Research Service were feeling a disconnect between themselves and their managers.
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Can hundreds of congressional offices hire from one HR department?
Each congressional office acts as an independent employer, but a centralized office could offer better standards and practices for hiring and retention, according to experts.
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Outcry over ‘petty’ plan to fire OPM employees
The Trump administration plans to fire some federal employees if the Office of Personnel Management reorganization plan is not approved by Congress.
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Congressional term limits: countering power abuse or counterproductive?
The vast majority of Americans support term limits for members of Congress, but some experts say those limits won’t yield the kind of results voters want.
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Senators criticize the empty top offices at watchdog agencies
Many agency offices responsible for holding the federal government accountable are missing permanent leadership officials.
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Agencies improved on small business goals, but can do more
The Small Business Administration’s procurement scorecard shows where the government succeeded and fell short.
-
House passes contractor back pay in 2020 spending bill
Low-wage federal contractors may see money back for pay lost during the government shutdown, nearly one year later.
-
Democrats plan amendment to prevent layoffs at OPM
Federal employees and members of Congress spoke out against the Trump administration’s planned government reorganization at a rally outside the Office of Personnel Management building.
-
White House releases final strategy on how to get ‘cloud smart’
The final version of the White House’s new strategy instructs agencies to consider three pillars for successful cloud adoption.
-
Security clearance agency gets a new name, same priorities
The Pentagon and Office of Personnel Management are moving forward with plans to transfer background investigation services to Department of Defense control, but priorities for those services will remain the same.
-
Congress’s research workforce is feeling a communication strain
Union representation testified that employees at the Congressional Research Service were feeling a disconnect between themselves and their managers.
-
Can hundreds of congressional offices hire from one HR department?
Each congressional office acts as an independent employer, but a centralized office could offer better standards and practices for hiring and retention, according to experts.
-
Outcry over ‘petty’ plan to fire OPM employees
The Trump administration plans to fire some federal employees if the Office of Personnel Management reorganization plan is not approved by Congress.
-
Congressional term limits: countering power abuse or counterproductive?
The vast majority of Americans support term limits for members of Congress, but some experts say those limits won’t yield the kind of results voters want.
-
Senators criticize the empty top offices at watchdog agencies
Many agency offices responsible for holding the federal government accountable are missing permanent leadership officials.
-
Agencies improved on small business goals, but can do more
The Small Business Administration’s procurement scorecard shows where the government succeeded and fell short.
-
House passes contractor back pay in 2020 spending bill
Low-wage federal contractors may see money back for pay lost during the government shutdown, nearly one year later.
-
Democrats plan amendment to prevent layoffs at OPM
Federal employees and members of Congress spoke out against the Trump administration’s planned government reorganization at a rally outside the Office of Personnel Management building.
-
White House releases final strategy on how to get ‘cloud smart’
The final version of the White House’s new strategy instructs agencies to consider three pillars for successful cloud adoption.
-
Security clearance agency gets a new name, same priorities
The Pentagon and Office of Personnel Management are moving forward with plans to transfer background investigation services to Department of Defense control, but priorities for those services will remain the same.
-
Congress’s research workforce is feeling a communication strain
Union representation testified that employees at the Congressional Research Service were feeling a disconnect between themselves and their managers.
-
Can hundreds of congressional offices hire from one HR department?
Each congressional office acts as an independent employer, but a centralized office could offer better standards and practices for hiring and retention, according to experts.
-
Outcry over ‘petty’ plan to fire OPM employees
The Trump administration plans to fire some federal employees if the Office of Personnel Management reorganization plan is not approved by Congress.
-
Congressional term limits: countering power abuse or counterproductive?
The vast majority of Americans support term limits for members of Congress, but some experts say those limits won’t yield the kind of results voters want.
-
Senators criticize the empty top offices at watchdog agencies
Many agency offices responsible for holding the federal government accountable are missing permanent leadership officials.
