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With a half million personnel records backlogged, VA promises vaccines for archive staffers to catch up
A backlog of more than 500,000 requests has accumulated in the last year.
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New personnel officials signal Biden approach to the federal workforce
The Office of Personnel Management announced the appointment of six officials that will lead aspects of the new administration’s workforce efforts.
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Biden fills long-vacant labor investigative position
The appointment will allow the Federal Labor Relations Authority’s Office of General Counsel to prosecute unfair labor charges for the first time in over three years.
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DoD inspector general finds ex-Navy auditor sexually harassed female workers
The release of the report comes as the Defense Department continues to struggle with efforts to curtail sexual assault and harassment across the force.
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New USPS 10-year plan prioritizes workforce needs
Retention and career advancement for U.S. Postal Service employees is a central component to the agency’s new plan for reliability and financial solvency.
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Federal charity contributions remained flat for 2020
Charitable giving during the 2020 Combined Federal Campaign in 2020 fell just short of the amount raised in the previous year.
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Appeals court overturns MSPB precedent in performance-based removals
Agencies must prove that an employee was performing poorly prior to an improvement period in order to justify firing that employee, under a U.S. Court of Appeals decision.
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Biden picks former senator who flew in space to lead NASA
President Joe Biden has chosen Bill Nelson, a former senator from Florida who flew on the space shuttle to lead NASA.
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VA to launch full review of electronic medical records overhaul amid concerns over project’s progress
The 12-week review will look at issues with the new system but will not consider abandoning the project.
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Why federal science jobs need a brand rehab
Federal agencies are struggling to recruit and retain scientists to replace departing employees and conduct essential work.
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With a half million personnel records backlogged, VA promises vaccines for archive staffers to catch up
A backlog of more than 500,000 requests has accumulated in the last year.
-
New personnel officials signal Biden approach to the federal workforce
The Office of Personnel Management announced the appointment of six officials that will lead aspects of the new administration’s workforce efforts.
-
Biden fills long-vacant labor investigative position
The appointment will allow the Federal Labor Relations Authority’s Office of General Counsel to prosecute unfair labor charges for the first time in over three years.
-
DoD inspector general finds ex-Navy auditor sexually harassed female workers
The release of the report comes as the Defense Department continues to struggle with efforts to curtail sexual assault and harassment across the force.
-
New USPS 10-year plan prioritizes workforce needs
Retention and career advancement for U.S. Postal Service employees is a central component to the agency’s new plan for reliability and financial solvency.
-
Federal charity contributions remained flat for 2020
Charitable giving during the 2020 Combined Federal Campaign in 2020 fell just short of the amount raised in the previous year.
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Appeals court overturns MSPB precedent in performance-based removals
Agencies must prove that an employee was performing poorly prior to an improvement period in order to justify firing that employee, under a U.S. Court of Appeals decision.
-
Biden picks former senator who flew in space to lead NASA
President Joe Biden has chosen Bill Nelson, a former senator from Florida who flew on the space shuttle to lead NASA.
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VA to launch full review of electronic medical records overhaul amid concerns over project’s progress
The 12-week review will look at issues with the new system but will not consider abandoning the project.
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Why federal science jobs need a brand rehab
Federal agencies are struggling to recruit and retain scientists to replace departing employees and conduct essential work.
-
With a half million personnel records backlogged, VA promises vaccines for archive staffers to catch up
A backlog of more than 500,000 requests has accumulated in the last year.
-
New personnel officials signal Biden approach to the federal workforce
The Office of Personnel Management announced the appointment of six officials that will lead aspects of the new administration’s workforce efforts.
-
Biden fills long-vacant labor investigative position
The appointment will allow the Federal Labor Relations Authority’s Office of General Counsel to prosecute unfair labor charges for the first time in over three years.
-
DoD inspector general finds ex-Navy auditor sexually harassed female workers
The release of the report comes as the Defense Department continues to struggle with efforts to curtail sexual assault and harassment across the force.
-
New USPS 10-year plan prioritizes workforce needs
Retention and career advancement for U.S. Postal Service employees is a central component to the agency’s new plan for reliability and financial solvency.
-
Federal charity contributions remained flat for 2020
Charitable giving during the 2020 Combined Federal Campaign in 2020 fell just short of the amount raised in the previous year.
-
Appeals court overturns MSPB precedent in performance-based removals
Agencies must prove that an employee was performing poorly prior to an improvement period in order to justify firing that employee, under a U.S. Court of Appeals decision.
-
Biden picks former senator who flew in space to lead NASA
President Joe Biden has chosen Bill Nelson, a former senator from Florida who flew on the space shuttle to lead NASA.
-
VA to launch full review of electronic medical records overhaul amid concerns over project’s progress
The 12-week review will look at issues with the new system but will not consider abandoning the project.
-
Why federal science jobs need a brand rehab
Federal agencies are struggling to recruit and retain scientists to replace departing employees and conduct essential work.
