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The OPM director’s three priorities for the federal workforce
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon outlined areas he is currently working on to impact the federal workforce.
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Deadly Florida shooting unfolded blocks from major fed conference
Organizers of the FEDCon18 conference said that they are not aware of any attendees that were in the vicinity of a nearby shooting that killed three and injured nearly a dozen in Jacksonville, Florida.
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Judge rules Trump overstepped with union executive orders
A D.C. District Court judge struck down significant sections of executive orders signed by President Donald Trump in May 2018.
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HUD gets new IT leadership
The Department of Housing and Urban Development’s new chief information officer takes over a proving ground for the Technology Modernization Fund’s success.
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Workforce, data likely to be first priorities of WH research center
Though the Government Effectiveness Advanced Research Center is still in its early development stages, government officials say it will likely tackle workforce and data issues.
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Congressmen raise concerns over employee retaliation at State Department
Brian Hook, special representative for Iran, was appointed to lead the State Department’s Iran Action Group, despite congressional concerns over political retaliation against career employees.
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Union protests privatization of US Postal Service
Members of the American Postal Workers Union voiced opposition to the potential Postal Service privatization hinted at in Trump administration orders and plans.
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GSA names acting replacement for departing technology official
The announcement follows the departure of Joanne Collins Smee, the General Services Administration’s Federal Acquisition Service deputy commissioner and director of Technology Transformation Services.
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DoD’s first data officer brings defense IT savvy
Michael Conlin joined the Department of Defense as its first chief data officer.
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Senator looks to hold Labor pay raises hostage
Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., proposed an amendment to Department of Labor appropriations that would prevent the agency’s employees from getting pay raises until Congress received an improper payments plan.
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The OPM director’s three priorities for the federal workforce
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon outlined areas he is currently working on to impact the federal workforce.
-
Deadly Florida shooting unfolded blocks from major fed conference
Organizers of the FEDCon18 conference said that they are not aware of any attendees that were in the vicinity of a nearby shooting that killed three and injured nearly a dozen in Jacksonville, Florida.
-
Judge rules Trump overstepped with union executive orders
A D.C. District Court judge struck down significant sections of executive orders signed by President Donald Trump in May 2018.
-
HUD gets new IT leadership
The Department of Housing and Urban Development’s new chief information officer takes over a proving ground for the Technology Modernization Fund’s success.
-
Workforce, data likely to be first priorities of WH research center
Though the Government Effectiveness Advanced Research Center is still in its early development stages, government officials say it will likely tackle workforce and data issues.
-
Congressmen raise concerns over employee retaliation at State Department
Brian Hook, special representative for Iran, was appointed to lead the State Department’s Iran Action Group, despite congressional concerns over political retaliation against career employees.
-
Union protests privatization of US Postal Service
Members of the American Postal Workers Union voiced opposition to the potential Postal Service privatization hinted at in Trump administration orders and plans.
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GSA names acting replacement for departing technology official
The announcement follows the departure of Joanne Collins Smee, the General Services Administration’s Federal Acquisition Service deputy commissioner and director of Technology Transformation Services.
-
DoD’s first data officer brings defense IT savvy
Michael Conlin joined the Department of Defense as its first chief data officer.
-
Senator looks to hold Labor pay raises hostage
Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., proposed an amendment to Department of Labor appropriations that would prevent the agency’s employees from getting pay raises until Congress received an improper payments plan.
-
The OPM director’s three priorities for the federal workforce
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon outlined areas he is currently working on to impact the federal workforce.
-
Deadly Florida shooting unfolded blocks from major fed conference
Organizers of the FEDCon18 conference said that they are not aware of any attendees that were in the vicinity of a nearby shooting that killed three and injured nearly a dozen in Jacksonville, Florida.
-
Judge rules Trump overstepped with union executive orders
A D.C. District Court judge struck down significant sections of executive orders signed by President Donald Trump in May 2018.
-
HUD gets new IT leadership
The Department of Housing and Urban Development’s new chief information officer takes over a proving ground for the Technology Modernization Fund’s success.
-
Workforce, data likely to be first priorities of WH research center
Though the Government Effectiveness Advanced Research Center is still in its early development stages, government officials say it will likely tackle workforce and data issues.
-
Congressmen raise concerns over employee retaliation at State Department
Brian Hook, special representative for Iran, was appointed to lead the State Department’s Iran Action Group, despite congressional concerns over political retaliation against career employees.
-
Union protests privatization of US Postal Service
Members of the American Postal Workers Union voiced opposition to the potential Postal Service privatization hinted at in Trump administration orders and plans.
-
GSA names acting replacement for departing technology official
The announcement follows the departure of Joanne Collins Smee, the General Services Administration’s Federal Acquisition Service deputy commissioner and director of Technology Transformation Services.
-
DoD’s first data officer brings defense IT savvy
Michael Conlin joined the Department of Defense as its first chief data officer.
-
Senator looks to hold Labor pay raises hostage
Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., proposed an amendment to Department of Labor appropriations that would prevent the agency’s employees from getting pay raises until Congress received an improper payments plan.
