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IRS workers compensation is vulnerable to fraud
A lack of documentation and failure to follow up with claims in a timely manner leaves the IRS workers’ compensation program open to fraud, according to an inspector general report.
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An ending to the contentious consumer protection director battle?
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau experienced a dramatic leadership shakeup as two officials attempted to claim ownership of the acting director post.
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Why HUD is evicting an employee union from its offices
The Department of Housing and Urban Development told union representatives they would no longer have use of agency office space to conduct business.
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Senators tell OPM to drop federal retirement cuts
A group of 26 senators criticized Office of Personnel Management justifications for proposals that would eliminate or reduce a number of federal retirement benefits.
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Committee approves tech modernization fund increase for FY19
The Technology Modernization Fund would receive a 50 percent increase in funding for 2019 under a committee-approved appropriations bill.
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FedRAMP awards first federal cloud all-stars
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program announced its first ever FedRAMP Five award winners.
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Dems join call for Trump to axe fed-targeting executive orders
Over 20 Republican members of the House called the recent executive orders targeting federal employees an infringement on established law.
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OMB wants agencies to get smart about the cloud
An updated strategy, Cloud Smart, aims to motivate agencies to get where they need to be in cloud adoption, according to Bill Hunt, digital services expert at the Office of Management and Budget.
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OPM wants to know the most critical cyber workforce needs
And it wants to know earlier than previously requested.
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IRS workers compensation is vulnerable to fraud
A lack of documentation and failure to follow up with claims in a timely manner leaves the IRS workers’ compensation program open to fraud, according to an inspector general report.
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An ending to the contentious consumer protection director battle?
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau experienced a dramatic leadership shakeup as two officials attempted to claim ownership of the acting director post.
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Why HUD is evicting an employee union from its offices
The Department of Housing and Urban Development told union representatives they would no longer have use of agency office space to conduct business.
-
Senators tell OPM to drop federal retirement cuts
A group of 26 senators criticized Office of Personnel Management justifications for proposals that would eliminate or reduce a number of federal retirement benefits.
-
Committee approves tech modernization fund increase for FY19
The Technology Modernization Fund would receive a 50 percent increase in funding for 2019 under a committee-approved appropriations bill.
-
FedRAMP awards first federal cloud all-stars
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program announced its first ever FedRAMP Five award winners.
-
Dems join call for Trump to axe fed-targeting executive orders
Over 20 Republican members of the House called the recent executive orders targeting federal employees an infringement on established law.
-
OMB wants agencies to get smart about the cloud
An updated strategy, Cloud Smart, aims to motivate agencies to get where they need to be in cloud adoption, according to Bill Hunt, digital services expert at the Office of Management and Budget.
-
OPM wants to know the most critical cyber workforce needs
And it wants to know earlier than previously requested.
-
IRS workers compensation is vulnerable to fraud
A lack of documentation and failure to follow up with claims in a timely manner leaves the IRS workers’ compensation program open to fraud, according to an inspector general report.
-
An ending to the contentious consumer protection director battle?
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau experienced a dramatic leadership shakeup as two officials attempted to claim ownership of the acting director post.
-
Why HUD is evicting an employee union from its offices
The Department of Housing and Urban Development told union representatives they would no longer have use of agency office space to conduct business.
-
Senators tell OPM to drop federal retirement cuts
A group of 26 senators criticized Office of Personnel Management justifications for proposals that would eliminate or reduce a number of federal retirement benefits.
-
Committee approves tech modernization fund increase for FY19
The Technology Modernization Fund would receive a 50 percent increase in funding for 2019 under a committee-approved appropriations bill.
-
FedRAMP awards first federal cloud all-stars
The Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program announced its first ever FedRAMP Five award winners.
-
Dems join call for Trump to axe fed-targeting executive orders
Over 20 Republican members of the House called the recent executive orders targeting federal employees an infringement on established law.
-
OMB wants agencies to get smart about the cloud
An updated strategy, Cloud Smart, aims to motivate agencies to get where they need to be in cloud adoption, according to Bill Hunt, digital services expert at the Office of Management and Budget.
-
OPM wants to know the most critical cyber workforce needs
And it wants to know earlier than previously requested.
