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Organizations offer grants to shutdown-impacted feds
Federal employees struggling to pay for necessities while missing paychecks can apply for a $100 grant.
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How the 2019 shutdown could impact a ‘whole generation of workers’
The lengthy, partial government shutdown will likely have negative impacts on both recruiting and retention afforts at agencies and contractors.
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Trump signs guarantee to pay feds after shutdown
Legislation passed by both chambers of Congress would guarantee back pay for federal employees impacted by the partial government shutdown.
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Senators seek to guarantee back pay for low-wage contractors
The legislation would provide a path for reimbursement for contractor wages not paid during the government shutdown.
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House passes bill to elevate federal CIO
Reps. Will Hurd, R-Texas, and Robin Kelly, D-Ill., doubled down on passing legislation that would elevate IT modernization and cybersecurity in the federal government.
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IRS recalls over half of workforce for tax season
Over 46,000 IRS employees will be required to work without pay so the agency can adequately address tax season needs.
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Judge will not force government to pay working feds during shutdown
A D.C. District Court judge ruled that it would be “profoundly irresponsible” for the courts to keep federal employees from working until agencies could pay them.
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Bill mandating machine-readable government data becomes law
The OPEN Government Data act legally mandates that federal agencies make their data public and machine readable by default.
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Rhode Island lawmaker calls shutdown a Trump ‘distraction’
Rep. David Cicilline, D-R.I., says that President Donald Trump is using the shutdown to distract from other negative news faced by his administration.
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Federal employees rally for end to the government shutdown
Members of Congress and federal employee union leadership called for an end to the weeks-long partial government shutdown.
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Organizations offer grants to shutdown-impacted feds
Federal employees struggling to pay for necessities while missing paychecks can apply for a $100 grant.
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How the 2019 shutdown could impact a ‘whole generation of workers’
The lengthy, partial government shutdown will likely have negative impacts on both recruiting and retention afforts at agencies and contractors.
-
Trump signs guarantee to pay feds after shutdown
Legislation passed by both chambers of Congress would guarantee back pay for federal employees impacted by the partial government shutdown.
-
Senators seek to guarantee back pay for low-wage contractors
The legislation would provide a path for reimbursement for contractor wages not paid during the government shutdown.
-
House passes bill to elevate federal CIO
Reps. Will Hurd, R-Texas, and Robin Kelly, D-Ill., doubled down on passing legislation that would elevate IT modernization and cybersecurity in the federal government.
-
IRS recalls over half of workforce for tax season
Over 46,000 IRS employees will be required to work without pay so the agency can adequately address tax season needs.
-
Judge will not force government to pay working feds during shutdown
A D.C. District Court judge ruled that it would be “profoundly irresponsible” for the courts to keep federal employees from working until agencies could pay them.
-
Bill mandating machine-readable government data becomes law
The OPEN Government Data act legally mandates that federal agencies make their data public and machine readable by default.
-
Rhode Island lawmaker calls shutdown a Trump ‘distraction’
Rep. David Cicilline, D-R.I., says that President Donald Trump is using the shutdown to distract from other negative news faced by his administration.
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Federal employees rally for end to the government shutdown
Members of Congress and federal employee union leadership called for an end to the weeks-long partial government shutdown.
-
Organizations offer grants to shutdown-impacted feds
Federal employees struggling to pay for necessities while missing paychecks can apply for a $100 grant.
-
How the 2019 shutdown could impact a ‘whole generation of workers’
The lengthy, partial government shutdown will likely have negative impacts on both recruiting and retention afforts at agencies and contractors.
-
Trump signs guarantee to pay feds after shutdown
Legislation passed by both chambers of Congress would guarantee back pay for federal employees impacted by the partial government shutdown.
-
Senators seek to guarantee back pay for low-wage contractors
The legislation would provide a path for reimbursement for contractor wages not paid during the government shutdown.
-
House passes bill to elevate federal CIO
Reps. Will Hurd, R-Texas, and Robin Kelly, D-Ill., doubled down on passing legislation that would elevate IT modernization and cybersecurity in the federal government.
-
IRS recalls over half of workforce for tax season
Over 46,000 IRS employees will be required to work without pay so the agency can adequately address tax season needs.
-
Judge will not force government to pay working feds during shutdown
A D.C. District Court judge ruled that it would be “profoundly irresponsible” for the courts to keep federal employees from working until agencies could pay them.
-
Bill mandating machine-readable government data becomes law
The OPEN Government Data act legally mandates that federal agencies make their data public and machine readable by default.
-
Rhode Island lawmaker calls shutdown a Trump ‘distraction’
Rep. David Cicilline, D-R.I., says that President Donald Trump is using the shutdown to distract from other negative news faced by his administration.
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Federal employees rally for end to the government shutdown
Members of Congress and federal employee union leadership called for an end to the weeks-long partial government shutdown.
