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Worries about 2020 census’ accuracy grow with cut schedule
The Census Bureau announced that door knocking and response deadlines would not be extended past the end of September.
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Pentagon wrestles with adopting zero-trust security approach
Work from home caused by the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated conversations about zero-trust, several IT officials have said recently.
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Degree requirements are on the way out for federal jobs
Many federal job listings will remove requirements for a certain education level by 2021.
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Feds’ pay increase doesn’t make House-passed funding
The usual legislative vehicle for boosting federal pay lacks provisions for a basic increase in 2021.
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Don’t let COVID derail your Thrift Savings Plan
Don’t fall prey to fraudsters who want you to take money out of your TSP to invest in their high-risk product.
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Will COVID finally kick-start federal telework efforts?
Telework at federal agencies has the potential to change how government work is done even beyond the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Good government groups offer counter proposal to personnel office reorganization plans
The Senior Executives Association and the Center for Organizational Excellence released a report calling for reforms to federal personnel management that are “practical, not political.”
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USCIS postpones planned employee furloughs
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agreed to delay its mass furlough plans for another few weeks, after budget reevaluations.
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Will feds receive hazard pay during COVID-19?
Two efforts currently underway could guarantee hazard pay for federal employees required to work with the public or in crowded offices during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Veterans Affairs police would be required to use body cameras under new proposal
The move comes as part of a slate of suicide prevention and department reform measures from House Veterans’ Affairs Committee members.
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Worries about 2020 census’ accuracy grow with cut schedule
The Census Bureau announced that door knocking and response deadlines would not be extended past the end of September.
-
Pentagon wrestles with adopting zero-trust security approach
Work from home caused by the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated conversations about zero-trust, several IT officials have said recently.
-
Degree requirements are on the way out for federal jobs
Many federal job listings will remove requirements for a certain education level by 2021.
-
Feds’ pay increase doesn’t make House-passed funding
The usual legislative vehicle for boosting federal pay lacks provisions for a basic increase in 2021.
-
Don’t let COVID derail your Thrift Savings Plan
Don’t fall prey to fraudsters who want you to take money out of your TSP to invest in their high-risk product.
-
Will COVID finally kick-start federal telework efforts?
Telework at federal agencies has the potential to change how government work is done even beyond the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Good government groups offer counter proposal to personnel office reorganization plans
The Senior Executives Association and the Center for Organizational Excellence released a report calling for reforms to federal personnel management that are “practical, not political.”
-
USCIS postpones planned employee furloughs
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agreed to delay its mass furlough plans for another few weeks, after budget reevaluations.
-
Will feds receive hazard pay during COVID-19?
Two efforts currently underway could guarantee hazard pay for federal employees required to work with the public or in crowded offices during the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Veterans Affairs police would be required to use body cameras under new proposal
The move comes as part of a slate of suicide prevention and department reform measures from House Veterans’ Affairs Committee members.
-
Worries about 2020 census’ accuracy grow with cut schedule
The Census Bureau announced that door knocking and response deadlines would not be extended past the end of September.
-
Pentagon wrestles with adopting zero-trust security approach
Work from home caused by the coronavirus pandemic has accelerated conversations about zero-trust, several IT officials have said recently.
-
Degree requirements are on the way out for federal jobs
Many federal job listings will remove requirements for a certain education level by 2021.
-
Feds’ pay increase doesn’t make House-passed funding
The usual legislative vehicle for boosting federal pay lacks provisions for a basic increase in 2021.
-
Don’t let COVID derail your Thrift Savings Plan
Don’t fall prey to fraudsters who want you to take money out of your TSP to invest in their high-risk product.
-
Will COVID finally kick-start federal telework efforts?
Telework at federal agencies has the potential to change how government work is done even beyond the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Good government groups offer counter proposal to personnel office reorganization plans
The Senior Executives Association and the Center for Organizational Excellence released a report calling for reforms to federal personnel management that are “practical, not political.”
-
USCIS postpones planned employee furloughs
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services agreed to delay its mass furlough plans for another few weeks, after budget reevaluations.
-
Will feds receive hazard pay during COVID-19?
Two efforts currently underway could guarantee hazard pay for federal employees required to work with the public or in crowded offices during the COVID-19 pandemic.
-
Veterans Affairs police would be required to use body cameras under new proposal
The move comes as part of a slate of suicide prevention and department reform measures from House Veterans’ Affairs Committee members.
