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Technology Modernization Board to stay the course regardless of funding
Fiscal year 2019 funding for the Technology Modernization Fund won’t change the planned uses for the money, according to TMF officials.
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EPA fails to keep track of salary overpayment claims
Internal controls at the EPA failed to account for over $22,000 in employee debt waiver applications, according to an inspector general report.
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Why 300,000 feds may soon face retraining
Initiatives like technology modernization and automation are some of the reasons some federal workers will have to train for new kinds of jobs.
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Federal CIO: Now is the time for tech innovation
Federal Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent said that the federal government was at a “nexus” for technology innovation.
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Agencies to measure employee health and wellness
The wellness survey tracks how well various workplaces promote healthy lifestyle options in areas such as nutrition, work site safety and mental health.
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Taking to the skies: Inside the world of National Park Service drone operators
The unmanned aerial system programs at NPS are still in early stages, according to officials, but they already show great promise.
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Opposition mounts to USDA employee relocation
The Department of Agriculture plan to move employees from two offices to locations outside Washington, D.C., has stirred up widespread opposition.
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Government makes little progress in data-driven management
Agencies have shown little increase in the use of data to improve management decisions over the past two decades, according to a Government Accountability Office report.
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DHS components need to keep better track of employee misconduct
The Department of Homeland Security needs to better monitor how corrective actions impact employee misconduct, according to a recent Government Accountability Office report.
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Communications failed in Cuban embassy health attacks
After bizarre health incidents at the U.S. embassy in Havana, Cuba, communications failures delayed a necessary agency response.
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Technology Modernization Board to stay the course regardless of funding
Fiscal year 2019 funding for the Technology Modernization Fund won’t change the planned uses for the money, according to TMF officials.
-
EPA fails to keep track of salary overpayment claims
Internal controls at the EPA failed to account for over $22,000 in employee debt waiver applications, according to an inspector general report.
-
Why 300,000 feds may soon face retraining
Initiatives like technology modernization and automation are some of the reasons some federal workers will have to train for new kinds of jobs.
-
Federal CIO: Now is the time for tech innovation
Federal Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent said that the federal government was at a “nexus” for technology innovation.
-
Agencies to measure employee health and wellness
The wellness survey tracks how well various workplaces promote healthy lifestyle options in areas such as nutrition, work site safety and mental health.
-
Taking to the skies: Inside the world of National Park Service drone operators
The unmanned aerial system programs at NPS are still in early stages, according to officials, but they already show great promise.
-
Opposition mounts to USDA employee relocation
The Department of Agriculture plan to move employees from two offices to locations outside Washington, D.C., has stirred up widespread opposition.
-
Government makes little progress in data-driven management
Agencies have shown little increase in the use of data to improve management decisions over the past two decades, according to a Government Accountability Office report.
-
DHS components need to keep better track of employee misconduct
The Department of Homeland Security needs to better monitor how corrective actions impact employee misconduct, according to a recent Government Accountability Office report.
-
Communications failed in Cuban embassy health attacks
After bizarre health incidents at the U.S. embassy in Havana, Cuba, communications failures delayed a necessary agency response.
-
Technology Modernization Board to stay the course regardless of funding
Fiscal year 2019 funding for the Technology Modernization Fund won’t change the planned uses for the money, according to TMF officials.
-
EPA fails to keep track of salary overpayment claims
Internal controls at the EPA failed to account for over $22,000 in employee debt waiver applications, according to an inspector general report.
-
Why 300,000 feds may soon face retraining
Initiatives like technology modernization and automation are some of the reasons some federal workers will have to train for new kinds of jobs.
-
Federal CIO: Now is the time for tech innovation
Federal Chief Information Officer Suzette Kent said that the federal government was at a “nexus” for technology innovation.
-
Agencies to measure employee health and wellness
The wellness survey tracks how well various workplaces promote healthy lifestyle options in areas such as nutrition, work site safety and mental health.
-
Taking to the skies: Inside the world of National Park Service drone operators
The unmanned aerial system programs at NPS are still in early stages, according to officials, but they already show great promise.
-
Opposition mounts to USDA employee relocation
The Department of Agriculture plan to move employees from two offices to locations outside Washington, D.C., has stirred up widespread opposition.
-
Government makes little progress in data-driven management
Agencies have shown little increase in the use of data to improve management decisions over the past two decades, according to a Government Accountability Office report.
-
DHS components need to keep better track of employee misconduct
The Department of Homeland Security needs to better monitor how corrective actions impact employee misconduct, according to a recent Government Accountability Office report.
-
Communications failed in Cuban embassy health attacks
After bizarre health incidents at the U.S. embassy in Havana, Cuba, communications failures delayed a necessary agency response.
