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Government improvement challenge to look for many solutions in one
Up to three winners could receive $300,000 for proposals on how the new Government Effectiveness Advanced Research Center could improve government performance.
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How Congress can better protect whistleblowers from retaliation
The Government Accountability Office wants congressional offices to take certain steps when interacting with federal whistleblowers.
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26 feds are finalists for Service to America awards
The Partnership for Public Service’s 2019 Sammies award finalists span 20 agencies and made advancements for the public in areas such as science, technology and management.
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When zero trust in government is a good thing
Federal agencies are increasingly looking to a specific framework to keep critical IT systems and data safe.
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OPM nominee promises open communication, faces opposition
Dale Cabaniss, the nominee to lead the Office of Personnel Management, cited her past experience with congressional leadership as proof of her willingness to work with lawmakers.
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Bill proposes a stopgap for fed appeals board vacancies
The legislation would temporarily delegate an authority usually reserved for Merit Systems Protection Board members to general counsel.
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New bill would make feds’ retirement count from day 1
Federal employees that are first hired in temporary positions must currently make up the years they were not counted as permanent in their retirement calculations.
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White House makes 8 awards to exemplary federal employees
The ‘Gears of Government’ awards specifically sought to recognize federal work being done in a variety of formats and locations.
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How government contracting is still suffering from the shutdown
Contracting offices are still catching up from the impacts of the shutdown, which has had negative repercussions for federal contractors.
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USDA announces top 3 contenders for relocation initiative
The agency plans to move two departments out of Washington, D.C., despite vocal opposition.
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Government improvement challenge to look for many solutions in one
Up to three winners could receive $300,000 for proposals on how the new Government Effectiveness Advanced Research Center could improve government performance.
-
How Congress can better protect whistleblowers from retaliation
The Government Accountability Office wants congressional offices to take certain steps when interacting with federal whistleblowers.
-
26 feds are finalists for Service to America awards
The Partnership for Public Service’s 2019 Sammies award finalists span 20 agencies and made advancements for the public in areas such as science, technology and management.
-
When zero trust in government is a good thing
Federal agencies are increasingly looking to a specific framework to keep critical IT systems and data safe.
-
OPM nominee promises open communication, faces opposition
Dale Cabaniss, the nominee to lead the Office of Personnel Management, cited her past experience with congressional leadership as proof of her willingness to work with lawmakers.
-
Bill proposes a stopgap for fed appeals board vacancies
The legislation would temporarily delegate an authority usually reserved for Merit Systems Protection Board members to general counsel.
-
New bill would make feds’ retirement count from day 1
Federal employees that are first hired in temporary positions must currently make up the years they were not counted as permanent in their retirement calculations.
-
White House makes 8 awards to exemplary federal employees
The ‘Gears of Government’ awards specifically sought to recognize federal work being done in a variety of formats and locations.
-
How government contracting is still suffering from the shutdown
Contracting offices are still catching up from the impacts of the shutdown, which has had negative repercussions for federal contractors.
-
USDA announces top 3 contenders for relocation initiative
The agency plans to move two departments out of Washington, D.C., despite vocal opposition.
-
Government improvement challenge to look for many solutions in one
Up to three winners could receive $300,000 for proposals on how the new Government Effectiveness Advanced Research Center could improve government performance.
-
How Congress can better protect whistleblowers from retaliation
The Government Accountability Office wants congressional offices to take certain steps when interacting with federal whistleblowers.
-
26 feds are finalists for Service to America awards
The Partnership for Public Service’s 2019 Sammies award finalists span 20 agencies and made advancements for the public in areas such as science, technology and management.
-
When zero trust in government is a good thing
Federal agencies are increasingly looking to a specific framework to keep critical IT systems and data safe.
-
OPM nominee promises open communication, faces opposition
Dale Cabaniss, the nominee to lead the Office of Personnel Management, cited her past experience with congressional leadership as proof of her willingness to work with lawmakers.
-
Bill proposes a stopgap for fed appeals board vacancies
The legislation would temporarily delegate an authority usually reserved for Merit Systems Protection Board members to general counsel.
-
New bill would make feds’ retirement count from day 1
Federal employees that are first hired in temporary positions must currently make up the years they were not counted as permanent in their retirement calculations.
-
White House makes 8 awards to exemplary federal employees
The ‘Gears of Government’ awards specifically sought to recognize federal work being done in a variety of formats and locations.
-
How government contracting is still suffering from the shutdown
Contracting offices are still catching up from the impacts of the shutdown, which has had negative repercussions for federal contractors.
-
USDA announces top 3 contenders for relocation initiative
The agency plans to move two departments out of Washington, D.C., despite vocal opposition.
