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Would a closer USDA research agency really help farmers?
The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to move two of its research agencies out of Washington, D.C., but some farmers are skeptical of the plan.
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Was FLRA’s union removal biased or legally necessary?
Federal Labor Relations Authority leadership argues that statute prevents the agency’s employees from being represented by a union, but some lawmakers question that reasoning.
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White House strategy calls for secure, usable government data
The Federal Data Strategy establishes near- and long-term goals for getting the most out of the federal government’s massive data stores.
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GSA chooses 22 companies to assist IT modernization solutions
The selected companies will help federal agencies discover areas in need of improvement under the Centers of Excellence program.
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Feds could see their largest pay increase in a decade
Federal employees would get a significant pay increase in 2020 under a new appropriations bill released by the House Appropriations Committee.
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Government seeks public help to take the quantum leap
The government has to develop a 10-year quantum computing plan, and is seeking public insight on how best to do so.
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HHS turns to AI to boost tech modernization across government
The Department of Heath and Human Services awarded a contract to General Dynamics Information Technology to provide artificial intelligence modernization support.
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Did GSA ignore threats to the health of some feds?
Multiple investigations found a large number of hazardous substances at Goodfellow Federal Center.
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Senate Democrats move to stop USDA relocation efforts
Some members of congress have vowed to fight the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s plan to move two offices outside Washington, D.C.
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Will D.C. metro closures make agencies allow more telework?
Washington, D.C., metro closures at six Virginia transit stations have caused the Office of Personnel Management to encourage greater use of telework.
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Would a closer USDA research agency really help farmers?
The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to move two of its research agencies out of Washington, D.C., but some farmers are skeptical of the plan.
-
Was FLRA’s union removal biased or legally necessary?
Federal Labor Relations Authority leadership argues that statute prevents the agency’s employees from being represented by a union, but some lawmakers question that reasoning.
-
White House strategy calls for secure, usable government data
The Federal Data Strategy establishes near- and long-term goals for getting the most out of the federal government’s massive data stores.
-
GSA chooses 22 companies to assist IT modernization solutions
The selected companies will help federal agencies discover areas in need of improvement under the Centers of Excellence program.
-
Feds could see their largest pay increase in a decade
Federal employees would get a significant pay increase in 2020 under a new appropriations bill released by the House Appropriations Committee.
-
Government seeks public help to take the quantum leap
The government has to develop a 10-year quantum computing plan, and is seeking public insight on how best to do so.
-
HHS turns to AI to boost tech modernization across government
The Department of Heath and Human Services awarded a contract to General Dynamics Information Technology to provide artificial intelligence modernization support.
-
Did GSA ignore threats to the health of some feds?
Multiple investigations found a large number of hazardous substances at Goodfellow Federal Center.
-
Senate Democrats move to stop USDA relocation efforts
Some members of congress have vowed to fight the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s plan to move two offices outside Washington, D.C.
-
Will D.C. metro closures make agencies allow more telework?
Washington, D.C., metro closures at six Virginia transit stations have caused the Office of Personnel Management to encourage greater use of telework.
-
Would a closer USDA research agency really help farmers?
The U.S. Department of Agriculture wants to move two of its research agencies out of Washington, D.C., but some farmers are skeptical of the plan.
-
Was FLRA’s union removal biased or legally necessary?
Federal Labor Relations Authority leadership argues that statute prevents the agency’s employees from being represented by a union, but some lawmakers question that reasoning.
-
White House strategy calls for secure, usable government data
The Federal Data Strategy establishes near- and long-term goals for getting the most out of the federal government’s massive data stores.
-
GSA chooses 22 companies to assist IT modernization solutions
The selected companies will help federal agencies discover areas in need of improvement under the Centers of Excellence program.
-
Feds could see their largest pay increase in a decade
Federal employees would get a significant pay increase in 2020 under a new appropriations bill released by the House Appropriations Committee.
-
Government seeks public help to take the quantum leap
The government has to develop a 10-year quantum computing plan, and is seeking public insight on how best to do so.
-
HHS turns to AI to boost tech modernization across government
The Department of Heath and Human Services awarded a contract to General Dynamics Information Technology to provide artificial intelligence modernization support.
-
Did GSA ignore threats to the health of some feds?
Multiple investigations found a large number of hazardous substances at Goodfellow Federal Center.
-
Senate Democrats move to stop USDA relocation efforts
Some members of congress have vowed to fight the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s plan to move two offices outside Washington, D.C.
-
Will D.C. metro closures make agencies allow more telework?
Washington, D.C., metro closures at six Virginia transit stations have caused the Office of Personnel Management to encourage greater use of telework.
