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NASA celebrates 60 years of shooting for the stars
The National Aeronautics and Space Agency turned 60 years old Oct. 1, 2018.
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GSA issues second phase awards for Centers of Excellence
The contract awards kick off the second phase of Centers of Excellence work at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Congress holds off on federal pay decision
Congress will decide whether federal employees will receive a pay raise or freeze after the start of the 2019 fiscal year.
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The push to expand oversight transparency
Oversight.gov has gone without dedicated funding for its first year of existence, but some agency IGs see the potential for expanding the site’s capabilities.
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Social Security agency needs to empower IT leadership more
Chief information officer authorities still need to be improved at the Social Security Administration, according to a watchdog report.
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Congressmen call for investigation into proposed USDA move
Two representatives called on the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Inspector General to investigate the agency’s intent to move two offices outside Washington, D.C.
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GSA awards multibillion-dollar payroll contract to two teams
The NewPay contract will provide software-as-a-service payroll, leave management and work scheduling capabilities across the federal government.
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Trump appeals judge’s decision to overturn anti-union executive orders
The Trump administration is seeking to overturn a decision that invalidated large sections of three May 2018 executive orders impacting the time and locations federal employees could use for union duties.
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House bill would codify, elevate the federal CIO
Under a new House bill, the federal chief information officer position, currently occupied by Suzette Kent, would be codified with elevated authority.
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Federal health insurance to see lowest rate increase in 23 years
Feds will have more options and the lowest premium increase in over two decades for their 2019 Federal Employees Health Benefits program.
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NASA celebrates 60 years of shooting for the stars
The National Aeronautics and Space Agency turned 60 years old Oct. 1, 2018.
-
GSA issues second phase awards for Centers of Excellence
The contract awards kick off the second phase of Centers of Excellence work at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
-
Congress holds off on federal pay decision
Congress will decide whether federal employees will receive a pay raise or freeze after the start of the 2019 fiscal year.
-
The push to expand oversight transparency
Oversight.gov has gone without dedicated funding for its first year of existence, but some agency IGs see the potential for expanding the site’s capabilities.
-
Social Security agency needs to empower IT leadership more
Chief information officer authorities still need to be improved at the Social Security Administration, according to a watchdog report.
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Congressmen call for investigation into proposed USDA move
Two representatives called on the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Inspector General to investigate the agency’s intent to move two offices outside Washington, D.C.
-
GSA awards multibillion-dollar payroll contract to two teams
The NewPay contract will provide software-as-a-service payroll, leave management and work scheduling capabilities across the federal government.
-
Trump appeals judge’s decision to overturn anti-union executive orders
The Trump administration is seeking to overturn a decision that invalidated large sections of three May 2018 executive orders impacting the time and locations federal employees could use for union duties.
-
House bill would codify, elevate the federal CIO
Under a new House bill, the federal chief information officer position, currently occupied by Suzette Kent, would be codified with elevated authority.
-
Federal health insurance to see lowest rate increase in 23 years
Feds will have more options and the lowest premium increase in over two decades for their 2019 Federal Employees Health Benefits program.
-
NASA celebrates 60 years of shooting for the stars
The National Aeronautics and Space Agency turned 60 years old Oct. 1, 2018.
-
GSA issues second phase awards for Centers of Excellence
The contract awards kick off the second phase of Centers of Excellence work at the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
-
Congress holds off on federal pay decision
Congress will decide whether federal employees will receive a pay raise or freeze after the start of the 2019 fiscal year.
-
The push to expand oversight transparency
Oversight.gov has gone without dedicated funding for its first year of existence, but some agency IGs see the potential for expanding the site’s capabilities.
-
Social Security agency needs to empower IT leadership more
Chief information officer authorities still need to be improved at the Social Security Administration, according to a watchdog report.
-
Congressmen call for investigation into proposed USDA move
Two representatives called on the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Inspector General to investigate the agency’s intent to move two offices outside Washington, D.C.
-
GSA awards multibillion-dollar payroll contract to two teams
The NewPay contract will provide software-as-a-service payroll, leave management and work scheduling capabilities across the federal government.
-
Trump appeals judge’s decision to overturn anti-union executive orders
The Trump administration is seeking to overturn a decision that invalidated large sections of three May 2018 executive orders impacting the time and locations federal employees could use for union duties.
-
House bill would codify, elevate the federal CIO
Under a new House bill, the federal chief information officer position, currently occupied by Suzette Kent, would be codified with elevated authority.
-
Federal health insurance to see lowest rate increase in 23 years
Feds will have more options and the lowest premium increase in over two decades for their 2019 Federal Employees Health Benefits program.
