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VA and union clash in negotiations for a new contract
A new collective bargaining agreement proposed by the Department of Veterans Affairs has received sharp criticism from the American Federation of Government Employees.
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OPM and Pentagon team up to streamline employee training
The agreement aims to make Department of Defense training courses more efficient and cross-applicable with other federal agencies.
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Is the DHS budget too stagnant for cyber growth?
The White House proposed cutting budgets for the Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
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Trump nominates final employee appeals board member
The Senate once again must approve three nominees to fill vacancies on the Merit Systems Protection Board.
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White House ramps up efforts to expand cyber workforce
A May 2 executive order will require agencies to plan for new cybersecurity workforce initiatives, both in and out of federal government.
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Lawmakers push back on the partisan selection of administrative judges
President Donald Trump recently reclassified administrative law judge positions to enable agency leadership to select candidates, rather than going through a competitive process.
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Is the Census Bureau financially ready for 2020?
A controversial citizenship question could drive up the costs of the 2020 census, bringing into question the cost estimates made by the Census Bureau.
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NIST wants help developing standards for intelligent technology
The standards request is part of a larger White House initiative to explore the potential of artificial intelligence in federal agencies and the country as a whole.
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12 practices that help agencies improve technology management
The Government Accountability Office found that agencies implementing 12 technology management practices performed better on their Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act evaluations.
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How to solve the USPS financial ‘death spiral’
The U.S. Postal Service will run out of cash by 2024, according to Postmaster General Megan Brennan.
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VA and union clash in negotiations for a new contract
A new collective bargaining agreement proposed by the Department of Veterans Affairs has received sharp criticism from the American Federation of Government Employees.
-
OPM and Pentagon team up to streamline employee training
The agreement aims to make Department of Defense training courses more efficient and cross-applicable with other federal agencies.
-
Is the DHS budget too stagnant for cyber growth?
The White House proposed cutting budgets for the Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
-
Trump nominates final employee appeals board member
The Senate once again must approve three nominees to fill vacancies on the Merit Systems Protection Board.
-
White House ramps up efforts to expand cyber workforce
A May 2 executive order will require agencies to plan for new cybersecurity workforce initiatives, both in and out of federal government.
-
Lawmakers push back on the partisan selection of administrative judges
President Donald Trump recently reclassified administrative law judge positions to enable agency leadership to select candidates, rather than going through a competitive process.
-
Is the Census Bureau financially ready for 2020?
A controversial citizenship question could drive up the costs of the 2020 census, bringing into question the cost estimates made by the Census Bureau.
-
NIST wants help developing standards for intelligent technology
The standards request is part of a larger White House initiative to explore the potential of artificial intelligence in federal agencies and the country as a whole.
-
12 practices that help agencies improve technology management
The Government Accountability Office found that agencies implementing 12 technology management practices performed better on their Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act evaluations.
-
How to solve the USPS financial ‘death spiral’
The U.S. Postal Service will run out of cash by 2024, according to Postmaster General Megan Brennan.
-
VA and union clash in negotiations for a new contract
A new collective bargaining agreement proposed by the Department of Veterans Affairs has received sharp criticism from the American Federation of Government Employees.
-
OPM and Pentagon team up to streamline employee training
The agreement aims to make Department of Defense training courses more efficient and cross-applicable with other federal agencies.
-
Is the DHS budget too stagnant for cyber growth?
The White House proposed cutting budgets for the Department of Homeland Security’s Science and Technology Directorate and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
-
Trump nominates final employee appeals board member
The Senate once again must approve three nominees to fill vacancies on the Merit Systems Protection Board.
-
White House ramps up efforts to expand cyber workforce
A May 2 executive order will require agencies to plan for new cybersecurity workforce initiatives, both in and out of federal government.
-
Lawmakers push back on the partisan selection of administrative judges
President Donald Trump recently reclassified administrative law judge positions to enable agency leadership to select candidates, rather than going through a competitive process.
-
Is the Census Bureau financially ready for 2020?
A controversial citizenship question could drive up the costs of the 2020 census, bringing into question the cost estimates made by the Census Bureau.
-
NIST wants help developing standards for intelligent technology
The standards request is part of a larger White House initiative to explore the potential of artificial intelligence in federal agencies and the country as a whole.
-
12 practices that help agencies improve technology management
The Government Accountability Office found that agencies implementing 12 technology management practices performed better on their Federal Information Technology Acquisition Reform Act evaluations.
-
How to solve the USPS financial ‘death spiral’
The U.S. Postal Service will run out of cash by 2024, according to Postmaster General Megan Brennan.
