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Va. congressman: ‘I think we are about to enter a constitutional crisis’
U.S. Representative Gerry E. Connolly, D-Va., said he sees a lack of responsiveness from the Trump administration. But one agency claims they’ve been actively reaching out.
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Feds to have less preparation for religious time off
The Office of Personnel Management will soon institute a narrower time frame to make up the work hours missed due to religious observance.
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White House launches new shared services initiative
The initiative designates certain federal agencies as leads in establishing IT systems and services practices across the federal government.
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Trump transfers background investigation power to Pentagon
The Department of Defense will now formally take over background investigations for the entire federal government..
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Senators oppose OPM expansion of criminal hiring check
Applicants for federal jobs may soon be required to detail conviction alternative programs they have done, in addition to any actual incarcerations.
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Why the government can’t lead IT innovation by itself
The federal government is no longer the monolith it once was for technology research and development.
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A second chance for feds to jump-start cyber careers
The Trump administration’s new program for retraining current federal employees for cybersecurity positions is accepting new applicants.
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Pentagon’s ‘Rebel Alliance’ gets new leadership
The changeover of leadership occurs as the current Defense Digital Service director and founder is about to see his term at the agency expire.
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Inside the IRS’s 6-year plan for better technology
The Internal Revenue Service will spend the next six years overhauling its information technology systems based four pillars of its mission.
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Watchdog calls out OMB for falling short on data reporting
Data quality improvements represented nearly a quarter of priority recommendations in need of attention by the Office of Management and Budget.
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Va. congressman: ‘I think we are about to enter a constitutional crisis’
U.S. Representative Gerry E. Connolly, D-Va., said he sees a lack of responsiveness from the Trump administration. But one agency claims they’ve been actively reaching out.
-
Feds to have less preparation for religious time off
The Office of Personnel Management will soon institute a narrower time frame to make up the work hours missed due to religious observance.
-
White House launches new shared services initiative
The initiative designates certain federal agencies as leads in establishing IT systems and services practices across the federal government.
-
Trump transfers background investigation power to Pentagon
The Department of Defense will now formally take over background investigations for the entire federal government..
-
Senators oppose OPM expansion of criminal hiring check
Applicants for federal jobs may soon be required to detail conviction alternative programs they have done, in addition to any actual incarcerations.
-
Why the government can’t lead IT innovation by itself
The federal government is no longer the monolith it once was for technology research and development.
-
A second chance for feds to jump-start cyber careers
The Trump administration’s new program for retraining current federal employees for cybersecurity positions is accepting new applicants.
-
Pentagon’s ‘Rebel Alliance’ gets new leadership
The changeover of leadership occurs as the current Defense Digital Service director and founder is about to see his term at the agency expire.
-
Inside the IRS’s 6-year plan for better technology
The Internal Revenue Service will spend the next six years overhauling its information technology systems based four pillars of its mission.
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Watchdog calls out OMB for falling short on data reporting
Data quality improvements represented nearly a quarter of priority recommendations in need of attention by the Office of Management and Budget.
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Va. congressman: ‘I think we are about to enter a constitutional crisis’
U.S. Representative Gerry E. Connolly, D-Va., said he sees a lack of responsiveness from the Trump administration. But one agency claims they’ve been actively reaching out.
-
Feds to have less preparation for religious time off
The Office of Personnel Management will soon institute a narrower time frame to make up the work hours missed due to religious observance.
-
White House launches new shared services initiative
The initiative designates certain federal agencies as leads in establishing IT systems and services practices across the federal government.
-
Trump transfers background investigation power to Pentagon
The Department of Defense will now formally take over background investigations for the entire federal government..
-
Senators oppose OPM expansion of criminal hiring check
Applicants for federal jobs may soon be required to detail conviction alternative programs they have done, in addition to any actual incarcerations.
-
Why the government can’t lead IT innovation by itself
The federal government is no longer the monolith it once was for technology research and development.
-
A second chance for feds to jump-start cyber careers
The Trump administration’s new program for retraining current federal employees for cybersecurity positions is accepting new applicants.
-
Pentagon’s ‘Rebel Alliance’ gets new leadership
The changeover of leadership occurs as the current Defense Digital Service director and founder is about to see his term at the agency expire.
-
Inside the IRS’s 6-year plan for better technology
The Internal Revenue Service will spend the next six years overhauling its information technology systems based four pillars of its mission.
-
Watchdog calls out OMB for falling short on data reporting
Data quality improvements represented nearly a quarter of priority recommendations in need of attention by the Office of Management and Budget.
