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Senate confirms Pete Buttigieg as transportation secretary
Buttigieg, a 39-year-old former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and Biden’s one-time rival during the Democratic presidential primaries, was approved on a 86-13 vote.
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In early going, Biden floods the zone with decrees
For now, the lumbering government is seeing change at light speed.
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How Trump’s anti-union initiatives have held over under Biden
President Joe Biden has pushed for a pro-union stance under his administration, but not all employee representatives are feeling the changes yet.
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Congress moves to expand feds’ paid leave options
The bill expands on legislation passed in 2019 to guarantee 12 weeks of paid leave for new parents in the federal workforce.
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Biden issues memorandum to protect federal scientists
President Joe Biden has ordered policy changes to insulate federal scientists from political interference and ensure agency policy is based on evidence.
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Biden orders end of federally run private prisons
The moves President Joe Biden announced on Tuesday reflect his efforts to follow through with campaign pledges to combat racial injustice.
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Agencies required to produce pandemic plans by end of the week
Agencies will be required to meet certain baseline safety protocols in their plans to protect federal workers and contractors from COVID-19 exposure.
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Biden seeks a $15 minimum wage for feds and contractors
President Joe Biden signed an executive order Jan. 22 to boost paychecks for low-wage federal employees and contractors.
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Biden orders restoration of federal employee protections
President Joe Biden signed an executive order Jan. 22 to overturn previous Trump administration union restrictions and to guarantee a higher minimum wage.
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Austin confirmed as new defense secretary in historic vote
The former head of U.S. Central Command is the first Black defense secretary in American history.
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Senate confirms Pete Buttigieg as transportation secretary
Buttigieg, a 39-year-old former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and Biden’s one-time rival during the Democratic presidential primaries, was approved on a 86-13 vote.
-
In early going, Biden floods the zone with decrees
For now, the lumbering government is seeing change at light speed.
-
How Trump’s anti-union initiatives have held over under Biden
President Joe Biden has pushed for a pro-union stance under his administration, but not all employee representatives are feeling the changes yet.
-
Congress moves to expand feds’ paid leave options
The bill expands on legislation passed in 2019 to guarantee 12 weeks of paid leave for new parents in the federal workforce.
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Biden issues memorandum to protect federal scientists
President Joe Biden has ordered policy changes to insulate federal scientists from political interference and ensure agency policy is based on evidence.
-
Biden orders end of federally run private prisons
The moves President Joe Biden announced on Tuesday reflect his efforts to follow through with campaign pledges to combat racial injustice.
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Agencies required to produce pandemic plans by end of the week
Agencies will be required to meet certain baseline safety protocols in their plans to protect federal workers and contractors from COVID-19 exposure.
-
Biden seeks a $15 minimum wage for feds and contractors
President Joe Biden signed an executive order Jan. 22 to boost paychecks for low-wage federal employees and contractors.
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Biden orders restoration of federal employee protections
President Joe Biden signed an executive order Jan. 22 to overturn previous Trump administration union restrictions and to guarantee a higher minimum wage.
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Austin confirmed as new defense secretary in historic vote
The former head of U.S. Central Command is the first Black defense secretary in American history.
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Senate confirms Pete Buttigieg as transportation secretary
Buttigieg, a 39-year-old former mayor of South Bend, Indiana, and Biden’s one-time rival during the Democratic presidential primaries, was approved on a 86-13 vote.
-
In early going, Biden floods the zone with decrees
For now, the lumbering government is seeing change at light speed.
-
How Trump’s anti-union initiatives have held over under Biden
President Joe Biden has pushed for a pro-union stance under his administration, but not all employee representatives are feeling the changes yet.
-
Congress moves to expand feds’ paid leave options
The bill expands on legislation passed in 2019 to guarantee 12 weeks of paid leave for new parents in the federal workforce.
-
Biden issues memorandum to protect federal scientists
President Joe Biden has ordered policy changes to insulate federal scientists from political interference and ensure agency policy is based on evidence.
-
Biden orders end of federally run private prisons
The moves President Joe Biden announced on Tuesday reflect his efforts to follow through with campaign pledges to combat racial injustice.
-
Agencies required to produce pandemic plans by end of the week
Agencies will be required to meet certain baseline safety protocols in their plans to protect federal workers and contractors from COVID-19 exposure.
-
Biden seeks a $15 minimum wage for feds and contractors
President Joe Biden signed an executive order Jan. 22 to boost paychecks for low-wage federal employees and contractors.
-
Biden orders restoration of federal employee protections
President Joe Biden signed an executive order Jan. 22 to overturn previous Trump administration union restrictions and to guarantee a higher minimum wage.
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Austin confirmed as new defense secretary in historic vote
The former head of U.S. Central Command is the first Black defense secretary in American history.
