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How the shutdown could have long-term implications for feds
Federal paychecks may not reflect the reality of the shutdown until some time in January 2019.
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What happens to feds during a holiday season government shutdown
Some federal employees may not yet fully feel the effects of a government shutdown until after the Christmas holiday.
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Senators reintroduce bill to guarantee federal pay after the shutdown
The legislation would ensure that federal employees get paid after a potential government shutdown.
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Last remaining MSPB member to become OPM general counsel
In addition to his responsibilities as the sole Merit Systems Protection Board member, Mark Robbins will also be providing legal advice to Office of Personnel Management leadership.
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House Democrats introduce bill to prevent USDA relocation
The proposed move of U.S. Department of Agriculture offices would result in the relocation of approximately 700 employees.
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Senate passes continuing resolution without federal pay raise
The Senate voted to pass a continuing resolution that would keep significant parts of government funded at previous levels until early February.
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Senate bill would fund government through early February
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., plans to introduce legislation that would temporarily fund parts of government into the new year.
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Feds to get Christmas Eve off of work
Federal employees will receive an extra day off during the holiday season.
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Shutdown less likely as White House says it will look elsewhere for border wall funds
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told Fox News Tuesday that the administration was exploring alternatives for border wall funding to avoid a government shutdown.
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Federal financial data hub fails to meet certain requirements
The Department of the Treasury still has work to do to make USAspending.gov compliant with best practices and regulation.
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How the shutdown could have long-term implications for feds
Federal paychecks may not reflect the reality of the shutdown until some time in January 2019.
-
What happens to feds during a holiday season government shutdown
Some federal employees may not yet fully feel the effects of a government shutdown until after the Christmas holiday.
-
Senators reintroduce bill to guarantee federal pay after the shutdown
The legislation would ensure that federal employees get paid after a potential government shutdown.
-
Last remaining MSPB member to become OPM general counsel
In addition to his responsibilities as the sole Merit Systems Protection Board member, Mark Robbins will also be providing legal advice to Office of Personnel Management leadership.
-
House Democrats introduce bill to prevent USDA relocation
The proposed move of U.S. Department of Agriculture offices would result in the relocation of approximately 700 employees.
-
Senate passes continuing resolution without federal pay raise
The Senate voted to pass a continuing resolution that would keep significant parts of government funded at previous levels until early February.
-
Senate bill would fund government through early February
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., plans to introduce legislation that would temporarily fund parts of government into the new year.
-
Feds to get Christmas Eve off of work
Federal employees will receive an extra day off during the holiday season.
-
Shutdown less likely as White House says it will look elsewhere for border wall funds
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told Fox News Tuesday that the administration was exploring alternatives for border wall funding to avoid a government shutdown.
-
Federal financial data hub fails to meet certain requirements
The Department of the Treasury still has work to do to make USAspending.gov compliant with best practices and regulation.
-
How the shutdown could have long-term implications for feds
Federal paychecks may not reflect the reality of the shutdown until some time in January 2019.
-
What happens to feds during a holiday season government shutdown
Some federal employees may not yet fully feel the effects of a government shutdown until after the Christmas holiday.
-
Senators reintroduce bill to guarantee federal pay after the shutdown
The legislation would ensure that federal employees get paid after a potential government shutdown.
-
Last remaining MSPB member to become OPM general counsel
In addition to his responsibilities as the sole Merit Systems Protection Board member, Mark Robbins will also be providing legal advice to Office of Personnel Management leadership.
-
House Democrats introduce bill to prevent USDA relocation
The proposed move of U.S. Department of Agriculture offices would result in the relocation of approximately 700 employees.
-
Senate passes continuing resolution without federal pay raise
The Senate voted to pass a continuing resolution that would keep significant parts of government funded at previous levels until early February.
-
Senate bill would fund government through early February
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., plans to introduce legislation that would temporarily fund parts of government into the new year.
-
Feds to get Christmas Eve off of work
Federal employees will receive an extra day off during the holiday season.
-
Shutdown less likely as White House says it will look elsewhere for border wall funds
White House press secretary Sarah Huckabee Sanders told Fox News Tuesday that the administration was exploring alternatives for border wall funding to avoid a government shutdown.
-
Federal financial data hub fails to meet certain requirements
The Department of the Treasury still has work to do to make USAspending.gov compliant with best practices and regulation.
