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OPM looks for advice on a health insurance enrollment system
The Office of Personnel Management wants to create a one-stop-shop for feds to compare and select healthcare plans.
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Border showdown looms over State of the Union
President Donald Trump called for bipartisanship while doubling down on assertions that the United States needed to increase security at the U.S.-Mexico border through construction of a wall.
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The White House has a new IT boss
The appointee will manage IT for the White House and Executive Office of the President, according to a Trump administration announcement.
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Trump to nominate acting Interior head to official post
Acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt will be nominated to officially take over as head of the agency, President Donald Trump announced.
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A tweaked DoD cloud strategy looks beyond Amazon
The official Department of Defense cloud strategy will pursue a single general purpose cloud surrounded by multiple other cloud environments designed for more specific uses.
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The government is whittling down its security clearance backlog
The National Background Investigation Bureau’s backlog is down over 20 percent from its April 2018 peak amid efforts to streamline and transfer the background investigation process to the Department of Defense.
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Citizenship and Immigration Services expands its online tools
Asylum and citizenship applicants can now do more from their computers, smartphones and tablets.
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Congressmen hope to include contractor back pay in funding law
Members of the House and Senate are pushing to make sure that contractors receive some measure of back pay for the first time after a government shutdown.
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How a small change could have a big impact on federal retirement
Formulas that account for consumer spending habits could have a long-term impact on the total cost-of-living adjustments received by federal retirees.
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House passes 2.6 percent federal pay raise
The House voted to pass legislation to increase federal employee pay, while the Senate has introduced companion legislation to do the same.
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OPM looks for advice on a health insurance enrollment system
The Office of Personnel Management wants to create a one-stop-shop for feds to compare and select healthcare plans.
-
Border showdown looms over State of the Union
President Donald Trump called for bipartisanship while doubling down on assertions that the United States needed to increase security at the U.S.-Mexico border through construction of a wall.
-
The White House has a new IT boss
The appointee will manage IT for the White House and Executive Office of the President, according to a Trump administration announcement.
-
Trump to nominate acting Interior head to official post
Acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt will be nominated to officially take over as head of the agency, President Donald Trump announced.
-
A tweaked DoD cloud strategy looks beyond Amazon
The official Department of Defense cloud strategy will pursue a single general purpose cloud surrounded by multiple other cloud environments designed for more specific uses.
-
The government is whittling down its security clearance backlog
The National Background Investigation Bureau’s backlog is down over 20 percent from its April 2018 peak amid efforts to streamline and transfer the background investigation process to the Department of Defense.
-
Citizenship and Immigration Services expands its online tools
Asylum and citizenship applicants can now do more from their computers, smartphones and tablets.
-
Congressmen hope to include contractor back pay in funding law
Members of the House and Senate are pushing to make sure that contractors receive some measure of back pay for the first time after a government shutdown.
-
How a small change could have a big impact on federal retirement
Formulas that account for consumer spending habits could have a long-term impact on the total cost-of-living adjustments received by federal retirees.
-
House passes 2.6 percent federal pay raise
The House voted to pass legislation to increase federal employee pay, while the Senate has introduced companion legislation to do the same.
-
OPM looks for advice on a health insurance enrollment system
The Office of Personnel Management wants to create a one-stop-shop for feds to compare and select healthcare plans.
-
Border showdown looms over State of the Union
President Donald Trump called for bipartisanship while doubling down on assertions that the United States needed to increase security at the U.S.-Mexico border through construction of a wall.
-
The White House has a new IT boss
The appointee will manage IT for the White House and Executive Office of the President, according to a Trump administration announcement.
-
Trump to nominate acting Interior head to official post
Acting Interior Secretary David Bernhardt will be nominated to officially take over as head of the agency, President Donald Trump announced.
-
A tweaked DoD cloud strategy looks beyond Amazon
The official Department of Defense cloud strategy will pursue a single general purpose cloud surrounded by multiple other cloud environments designed for more specific uses.
-
The government is whittling down its security clearance backlog
The National Background Investigation Bureau’s backlog is down over 20 percent from its April 2018 peak amid efforts to streamline and transfer the background investigation process to the Department of Defense.
-
Citizenship and Immigration Services expands its online tools
Asylum and citizenship applicants can now do more from their computers, smartphones and tablets.
-
Congressmen hope to include contractor back pay in funding law
Members of the House and Senate are pushing to make sure that contractors receive some measure of back pay for the first time after a government shutdown.
-
How a small change could have a big impact on federal retirement
Formulas that account for consumer spending habits could have a long-term impact on the total cost-of-living adjustments received by federal retirees.
-
House passes 2.6 percent federal pay raise
The House voted to pass legislation to increase federal employee pay, while the Senate has introduced companion legislation to do the same.
