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How feds and service members celebrated Independence Day
Government agencies along with current and former members of the military celebrated the Fourth of July in a variety of ways across the U.S.
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Will USPS have enough money for necessary updates?
The U.S. Postal Service projects that it will need to dramatically increase spending to meet needed updates like replacing the outdated delivery vehicle fleet.
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The IRS struggles to tackle legacy IT problems
Personnel for both the Internal Revenue Service and the Government Accountability Office have acknowledged recently that the IRS is riddled with outdated hardware and software. Can the agency adapt?
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Government’s technology consultants get new director
The General Services Administration’s 18F partners with agencies to develop and deploy digital solutions.
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Senators propose funding to restore National Park System
The bipartisan Senate bill would address the multibillion-dollar backlog of needed repairs to roads, buildings and infrastructure at U.S. national parks.
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Feds get guaranteed paid parental leave under new bill
The Federal Employees Paid Parental Leave Act of 2018 would ensure that men and women in the federal government would receive parental leave similar to private sector standards.
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Council publishes ‘one-stop shop’ for cyber leadership roles
The new CISO handbook uses plain language to illuminate the roles and responsibilities of cyber professionals, according to a Federal CIO Council adviser.
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Centers of Excellence look to industry for Phase 2 structure
The execution phase of a U.S. Department of Agriculture program for aggressively modernizing IT systems will rely heavily on industry input ahead of July contract solicitations.
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Is the Trump plan to break up OPM politics or efficiency?
Past attacks on federal employee pay and benefits have left some members of the workforce mistrustful of the administration’s intentions.
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OPM to offer LGBT training in honor of Pride
Office of Personnel Management employees have the opportunity to take LGBT inclusivity training in honor of June’s Pride month.
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How feds and service members celebrated Independence Day
Government agencies along with current and former members of the military celebrated the Fourth of July in a variety of ways across the U.S.
-
Will USPS have enough money for necessary updates?
The U.S. Postal Service projects that it will need to dramatically increase spending to meet needed updates like replacing the outdated delivery vehicle fleet.
-
The IRS struggles to tackle legacy IT problems
Personnel for both the Internal Revenue Service and the Government Accountability Office have acknowledged recently that the IRS is riddled with outdated hardware and software. Can the agency adapt?
-
Government’s technology consultants get new director
The General Services Administration’s 18F partners with agencies to develop and deploy digital solutions.
-
Senators propose funding to restore National Park System
The bipartisan Senate bill would address the multibillion-dollar backlog of needed repairs to roads, buildings and infrastructure at U.S. national parks.
-
Feds get guaranteed paid parental leave under new bill
The Federal Employees Paid Parental Leave Act of 2018 would ensure that men and women in the federal government would receive parental leave similar to private sector standards.
-
Council publishes ‘one-stop shop’ for cyber leadership roles
The new CISO handbook uses plain language to illuminate the roles and responsibilities of cyber professionals, according to a Federal CIO Council adviser.
-
Centers of Excellence look to industry for Phase 2 structure
The execution phase of a U.S. Department of Agriculture program for aggressively modernizing IT systems will rely heavily on industry input ahead of July contract solicitations.
-
Is the Trump plan to break up OPM politics or efficiency?
Past attacks on federal employee pay and benefits have left some members of the workforce mistrustful of the administration’s intentions.
-
OPM to offer LGBT training in honor of Pride
Office of Personnel Management employees have the opportunity to take LGBT inclusivity training in honor of June’s Pride month.
-
How feds and service members celebrated Independence Day
Government agencies along with current and former members of the military celebrated the Fourth of July in a variety of ways across the U.S.
-
Will USPS have enough money for necessary updates?
The U.S. Postal Service projects that it will need to dramatically increase spending to meet needed updates like replacing the outdated delivery vehicle fleet.
-
The IRS struggles to tackle legacy IT problems
Personnel for both the Internal Revenue Service and the Government Accountability Office have acknowledged recently that the IRS is riddled with outdated hardware and software. Can the agency adapt?
-
Government’s technology consultants get new director
The General Services Administration’s 18F partners with agencies to develop and deploy digital solutions.
-
Senators propose funding to restore National Park System
The bipartisan Senate bill would address the multibillion-dollar backlog of needed repairs to roads, buildings and infrastructure at U.S. national parks.
-
Feds get guaranteed paid parental leave under new bill
The Federal Employees Paid Parental Leave Act of 2018 would ensure that men and women in the federal government would receive parental leave similar to private sector standards.
-
Council publishes ‘one-stop shop’ for cyber leadership roles
The new CISO handbook uses plain language to illuminate the roles and responsibilities of cyber professionals, according to a Federal CIO Council adviser.
-
Centers of Excellence look to industry for Phase 2 structure
The execution phase of a U.S. Department of Agriculture program for aggressively modernizing IT systems will rely heavily on industry input ahead of July contract solicitations.
-
Is the Trump plan to break up OPM politics or efficiency?
Past attacks on federal employee pay and benefits have left some members of the workforce mistrustful of the administration’s intentions.
-
OPM to offer LGBT training in honor of Pride
Office of Personnel Management employees have the opportunity to take LGBT inclusivity training in honor of June’s Pride month.
