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House Democrats urge rejection of Trump pay freeze
Democrats representing capital-area districts with large populations of federal employees urged Congress to reject a 2019 pay freeze.
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DoD extends deadline for its $10B cloud contract
The Pentagon extended the deadline for its Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contracts after updates made to the request for proposals.
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Bipartisan bill would counter administrative law judge executive order
Administrative law judges would still be subject to the requirements of competitive service under new legislation.
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Lawmakers seek answers about sexual misconduct at FEMA
A human resources official at the Federal Emergency Management Agency incurred multiple allegations of misconduct since he began working at the agency in 2011.
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Trump intends to freeze federal pay for 2019
President Donald Trump intends to keep federal pay frozen at 2018 levels, unless Congress intervenes in appropriations legislation.
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Interior finalizes boundaries of 12 new ‘Unified Regions’
The Department of Interior finalized its map that will serve as the basis for agencywide reorganization.
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OPM memo takes back guidance on Trump executive orders
Agencies were told to stop acting on components of three union-targeting executive orders after a judge ruled them an overreach of power.
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White House counsel to leave in the fall
The announcement comes less than two weeks after the New York Times reported that Don McGahn had been cooperating extensively with the Muller investigation.
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GSA acting general counsel formally takes over position
The General Services Administration general counsel oversees the agency’s more than 130 attorneys nationwide and serves as the chief legal adviser to the administrator.
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New bill looks to end Trump’s security clearance threats
Members of Congress introduced a bill that would prevent Trump from using the revocation of security clearances to threaten retired members of the intelligence community that critique him.
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House Democrats urge rejection of Trump pay freeze
Democrats representing capital-area districts with large populations of federal employees urged Congress to reject a 2019 pay freeze.
-
DoD extends deadline for its $10B cloud contract
The Pentagon extended the deadline for its Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contracts after updates made to the request for proposals.
-
Bipartisan bill would counter administrative law judge executive order
Administrative law judges would still be subject to the requirements of competitive service under new legislation.
-
Lawmakers seek answers about sexual misconduct at FEMA
A human resources official at the Federal Emergency Management Agency incurred multiple allegations of misconduct since he began working at the agency in 2011.
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Trump intends to freeze federal pay for 2019
President Donald Trump intends to keep federal pay frozen at 2018 levels, unless Congress intervenes in appropriations legislation.
-
Interior finalizes boundaries of 12 new ‘Unified Regions’
The Department of Interior finalized its map that will serve as the basis for agencywide reorganization.
-
OPM memo takes back guidance on Trump executive orders
Agencies were told to stop acting on components of three union-targeting executive orders after a judge ruled them an overreach of power.
-
White House counsel to leave in the fall
The announcement comes less than two weeks after the New York Times reported that Don McGahn had been cooperating extensively with the Muller investigation.
-
GSA acting general counsel formally takes over position
The General Services Administration general counsel oversees the agency’s more than 130 attorneys nationwide and serves as the chief legal adviser to the administrator.
-
New bill looks to end Trump’s security clearance threats
Members of Congress introduced a bill that would prevent Trump from using the revocation of security clearances to threaten retired members of the intelligence community that critique him.
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House Democrats urge rejection of Trump pay freeze
Democrats representing capital-area districts with large populations of federal employees urged Congress to reject a 2019 pay freeze.
-
DoD extends deadline for its $10B cloud contract
The Pentagon extended the deadline for its Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contracts after updates made to the request for proposals.
-
Bipartisan bill would counter administrative law judge executive order
Administrative law judges would still be subject to the requirements of competitive service under new legislation.
-
Lawmakers seek answers about sexual misconduct at FEMA
A human resources official at the Federal Emergency Management Agency incurred multiple allegations of misconduct since he began working at the agency in 2011.
-
Trump intends to freeze federal pay for 2019
President Donald Trump intends to keep federal pay frozen at 2018 levels, unless Congress intervenes in appropriations legislation.
-
Interior finalizes boundaries of 12 new ‘Unified Regions’
The Department of Interior finalized its map that will serve as the basis for agencywide reorganization.
-
OPM memo takes back guidance on Trump executive orders
Agencies were told to stop acting on components of three union-targeting executive orders after a judge ruled them an overreach of power.
-
White House counsel to leave in the fall
The announcement comes less than two weeks after the New York Times reported that Don McGahn had been cooperating extensively with the Muller investigation.
-
GSA acting general counsel formally takes over position
The General Services Administration general counsel oversees the agency’s more than 130 attorneys nationwide and serves as the chief legal adviser to the administrator.
-
New bill looks to end Trump’s security clearance threats
Members of Congress introduced a bill that would prevent Trump from using the revocation of security clearances to threaten retired members of the intelligence community that critique him.
