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Unions call out ‘chaos’ caused by Trump executive orders
Agencies began enforcing executive orders that prevent federal union use of government offices and supplies, as well as restricting representation time.
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Senators warn against piling on national parks bill
The temptation to use a popular, bipartisan national parks maintenance bill to push through other legislation could derail efforts to pass the legislation, senators said.
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Administrative law judges oppose Trump exeutive order
Administrative law judges will no longer be hired through competitive examination and selection processes under a new executive order.
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IRS systems found vulnerable to unauthorized access
An Inspector General report found that Internal Revenue Service oversight of system security practices was not up to standard.
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Whistleblowers’ options for legal appeals just got wider
Newly signed legislation allows federal employees to officially appeal their whistleblower cases beyond the standard Federal Circuit Court of Appeals.
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Can USPS systems survive the e-commerce boom?
A case study shows how increased packages from internet purchases are driving up overtime in one U.S. Postal Service district.
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OPM proposal would increase pay for thousands of feds
The addition of four new locality pay areas would provide thousands of federal employees with increased pay to compensate for living in an expensive area.
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Trump formalizes official leading DHS technology
The official performing the duties of the Undersecretary for Science and Technology at the Department of Homeland Security was officially nominated to the position.
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OPM sets dates for restricting federal union activities
Agencies will have to take action under three fed-targeting executive orders beginning in early July
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GSA put contractors to work without security clearances
The Federal Acquisition Service allowed contract employees to access government data and systems without the required security determination.
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Unions call out ‘chaos’ caused by Trump executive orders
Agencies began enforcing executive orders that prevent federal union use of government offices and supplies, as well as restricting representation time.
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Senators warn against piling on national parks bill
The temptation to use a popular, bipartisan national parks maintenance bill to push through other legislation could derail efforts to pass the legislation, senators said.
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Administrative law judges oppose Trump exeutive order
Administrative law judges will no longer be hired through competitive examination and selection processes under a new executive order.
-
IRS systems found vulnerable to unauthorized access
An Inspector General report found that Internal Revenue Service oversight of system security practices was not up to standard.
-
Whistleblowers’ options for legal appeals just got wider
Newly signed legislation allows federal employees to officially appeal their whistleblower cases beyond the standard Federal Circuit Court of Appeals.
-
Can USPS systems survive the e-commerce boom?
A case study shows how increased packages from internet purchases are driving up overtime in one U.S. Postal Service district.
-
OPM proposal would increase pay for thousands of feds
The addition of four new locality pay areas would provide thousands of federal employees with increased pay to compensate for living in an expensive area.
-
Trump formalizes official leading DHS technology
The official performing the duties of the Undersecretary for Science and Technology at the Department of Homeland Security was officially nominated to the position.
-
OPM sets dates for restricting federal union activities
Agencies will have to take action under three fed-targeting executive orders beginning in early July
-
GSA put contractors to work without security clearances
The Federal Acquisition Service allowed contract employees to access government data and systems without the required security determination.
-
Unions call out ‘chaos’ caused by Trump executive orders
Agencies began enforcing executive orders that prevent federal union use of government offices and supplies, as well as restricting representation time.
-
Senators warn against piling on national parks bill
The temptation to use a popular, bipartisan national parks maintenance bill to push through other legislation could derail efforts to pass the legislation, senators said.
-
Administrative law judges oppose Trump exeutive order
Administrative law judges will no longer be hired through competitive examination and selection processes under a new executive order.
-
IRS systems found vulnerable to unauthorized access
An Inspector General report found that Internal Revenue Service oversight of system security practices was not up to standard.
-
Whistleblowers’ options for legal appeals just got wider
Newly signed legislation allows federal employees to officially appeal their whistleblower cases beyond the standard Federal Circuit Court of Appeals.
-
Can USPS systems survive the e-commerce boom?
A case study shows how increased packages from internet purchases are driving up overtime in one U.S. Postal Service district.
-
OPM proposal would increase pay for thousands of feds
The addition of four new locality pay areas would provide thousands of federal employees with increased pay to compensate for living in an expensive area.
-
Trump formalizes official leading DHS technology
The official performing the duties of the Undersecretary for Science and Technology at the Department of Homeland Security was officially nominated to the position.
-
OPM sets dates for restricting federal union activities
Agencies will have to take action under three fed-targeting executive orders beginning in early July
-
GSA put contractors to work without security clearances
The Federal Acquisition Service allowed contract employees to access government data and systems without the required security determination.
