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Can a union lawsuit constitutionally end government shutdowns?
The National Treasury Employees Union lawsuit claims that any employee forced to work during a shutdown violated the constitutional separation of powers.
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Congress moves to guarantee paid family leave
The legislation would provide all federal workers with the opportunity to take paid leave for the arrival of a new child or to take care of a sick loved one.
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Management organizations support new potential OPM head
The Government Managers Coalition cited the longstanding lack of Senate-confirmed leadership at the agency as the reason to quickly confirm the new nominee.
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Feds most worried about ‘accidents’ in cyberspace
At government agencies, employees that accidentally expose federal data are seen as larger threats than hackers.
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Trump chooses a new OPM director
President Donald Trump chose a former Federal Labor Relations Authority chair to head up the Office of Personnel Management.
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Why GSA uses itself as an IT guinea pig
The General Services Administration has the perfect size and mission to test innovative technologies as potential solutions for the rest of government.
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Trump administration to focus on data as an IT enabler
Federal Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent said that 2019 would be a year of targeting and improving federal data policies.
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How the Census Bureau has achieved White House data goals
The Opportunity Project uses government data and public innovation to find solutions to major problems facing the United States.
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Who will handle federal employee appeals now?
The end of Mark Robbins’ term as a member of the Merit Systems Protection Board marks an unprecedented lack of leadership at the agency.
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AI to change the federal workforce ‘over years and decades’
Thousands of federal employees are likely to see their work impacted by artificial intelligence over the next few decades, according to a new report.
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Can a union lawsuit constitutionally end government shutdowns?
The National Treasury Employees Union lawsuit claims that any employee forced to work during a shutdown violated the constitutional separation of powers.
-
Congress moves to guarantee paid family leave
The legislation would provide all federal workers with the opportunity to take paid leave for the arrival of a new child or to take care of a sick loved one.
-
Management organizations support new potential OPM head
The Government Managers Coalition cited the longstanding lack of Senate-confirmed leadership at the agency as the reason to quickly confirm the new nominee.
-
Feds most worried about ‘accidents’ in cyberspace
At government agencies, employees that accidentally expose federal data are seen as larger threats than hackers.
-
Trump chooses a new OPM director
President Donald Trump chose a former Federal Labor Relations Authority chair to head up the Office of Personnel Management.
-
Why GSA uses itself as an IT guinea pig
The General Services Administration has the perfect size and mission to test innovative technologies as potential solutions for the rest of government.
-
Trump administration to focus on data as an IT enabler
Federal Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent said that 2019 would be a year of targeting and improving federal data policies.
-
How the Census Bureau has achieved White House data goals
The Opportunity Project uses government data and public innovation to find solutions to major problems facing the United States.
-
Who will handle federal employee appeals now?
The end of Mark Robbins’ term as a member of the Merit Systems Protection Board marks an unprecedented lack of leadership at the agency.
-
AI to change the federal workforce ‘over years and decades’
Thousands of federal employees are likely to see their work impacted by artificial intelligence over the next few decades, according to a new report.
-
Can a union lawsuit constitutionally end government shutdowns?
The National Treasury Employees Union lawsuit claims that any employee forced to work during a shutdown violated the constitutional separation of powers.
-
Congress moves to guarantee paid family leave
The legislation would provide all federal workers with the opportunity to take paid leave for the arrival of a new child or to take care of a sick loved one.
-
Management organizations support new potential OPM head
The Government Managers Coalition cited the longstanding lack of Senate-confirmed leadership at the agency as the reason to quickly confirm the new nominee.
-
Feds most worried about ‘accidents’ in cyberspace
At government agencies, employees that accidentally expose federal data are seen as larger threats than hackers.
-
Trump chooses a new OPM director
President Donald Trump chose a former Federal Labor Relations Authority chair to head up the Office of Personnel Management.
-
Why GSA uses itself as an IT guinea pig
The General Services Administration has the perfect size and mission to test innovative technologies as potential solutions for the rest of government.
-
Trump administration to focus on data as an IT enabler
Federal Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent said that 2019 would be a year of targeting and improving federal data policies.
-
How the Census Bureau has achieved White House data goals
The Opportunity Project uses government data and public innovation to find solutions to major problems facing the United States.
-
Who will handle federal employee appeals now?
The end of Mark Robbins’ term as a member of the Merit Systems Protection Board marks an unprecedented lack of leadership at the agency.
-
AI to change the federal workforce ‘over years and decades’
Thousands of federal employees are likely to see their work impacted by artificial intelligence over the next few decades, according to a new report.
