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Whitley to be nominated for CAPE director
John Whitley has been performing the duties of the CAPE head for the last year.
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Coronavirus threat prompts VA request for doctors, nurses to come out of retirement
Department officials say they’ll provide waiver to make it easier for retired medical professionals to help with the virus response effort.
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The Census Bureau is delaying hiring and field operations
The Census Bureau has also delayed the start date of several outreach programs.
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Interest groups pressure White House and Congress to allow federal contractors to telework
While federal employees can currently telework, contractors have been left in the dark. The Professional Services Council fears the lack of clarity could lead to layoffs.
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Nebraska developmental disabilities head takes federal job at HHS
Courtney Miller is leaving the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services after serving as the director of the agency’s division of developmental disabilities.
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Trump nominates new budget director
President Donald Trump named the acting director to serve in the role permanently.
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WH asks Congress for funds to improve stressed federal IT
Coronavirus has led to increased telework among federal employees. Here’s what the White House says agencies need to support that.
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UPDATES: New employees could be sworn in on FaceTime
Federal agencies are grappling with evolving policies as the government determines how to protect employees amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Follow our ongoing coverage as policy is announced.
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Government personnel office abruptly loses its top official
Office of Personnel Management Director Dale Cabaniss abruptly resigned from her post after just half a year in the job.
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Trump moves to blunt coronavirus’ heavy impact on US economy
U.S. businesses large and small are reeling from shutdowns, cancellations and public fear about the virus as the number of cases rises nationwide. And the president again urged Americans to follow sweeping guidelines that for the next 14 days will temporarily rewrite the norms of society.
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Whitley to be nominated for CAPE director
John Whitley has been performing the duties of the CAPE head for the last year.
-
Coronavirus threat prompts VA request for doctors, nurses to come out of retirement
Department officials say they’ll provide waiver to make it easier for retired medical professionals to help with the virus response effort.
-
The Census Bureau is delaying hiring and field operations
The Census Bureau has also delayed the start date of several outreach programs.
-
Interest groups pressure White House and Congress to allow federal contractors to telework
While federal employees can currently telework, contractors have been left in the dark. The Professional Services Council fears the lack of clarity could lead to layoffs.
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Nebraska developmental disabilities head takes federal job at HHS
Courtney Miller is leaving the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services after serving as the director of the agency’s division of developmental disabilities.
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Trump nominates new budget director
President Donald Trump named the acting director to serve in the role permanently.
-
WH asks Congress for funds to improve stressed federal IT
Coronavirus has led to increased telework among federal employees. Here’s what the White House says agencies need to support that.
-
UPDATES: New employees could be sworn in on FaceTime
Federal agencies are grappling with evolving policies as the government determines how to protect employees amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Follow our ongoing coverage as policy is announced.
-
Government personnel office abruptly loses its top official
Office of Personnel Management Director Dale Cabaniss abruptly resigned from her post after just half a year in the job.
-
Trump moves to blunt coronavirus’ heavy impact on US economy
U.S. businesses large and small are reeling from shutdowns, cancellations and public fear about the virus as the number of cases rises nationwide. And the president again urged Americans to follow sweeping guidelines that for the next 14 days will temporarily rewrite the norms of society.
-
Whitley to be nominated for CAPE director
John Whitley has been performing the duties of the CAPE head for the last year.
-
Coronavirus threat prompts VA request for doctors, nurses to come out of retirement
Department officials say they’ll provide waiver to make it easier for retired medical professionals to help with the virus response effort.
-
The Census Bureau is delaying hiring and field operations
The Census Bureau has also delayed the start date of several outreach programs.
-
Interest groups pressure White House and Congress to allow federal contractors to telework
While federal employees can currently telework, contractors have been left in the dark. The Professional Services Council fears the lack of clarity could lead to layoffs.
-
Nebraska developmental disabilities head takes federal job at HHS
Courtney Miller is leaving the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services after serving as the director of the agency’s division of developmental disabilities.
-
Trump nominates new budget director
President Donald Trump named the acting director to serve in the role permanently.
-
WH asks Congress for funds to improve stressed federal IT
Coronavirus has led to increased telework among federal employees. Here’s what the White House says agencies need to support that.
-
UPDATES: New employees could be sworn in on FaceTime
Federal agencies are grappling with evolving policies as the government determines how to protect employees amidst the coronavirus pandemic. Follow our ongoing coverage as policy is announced.
-
Government personnel office abruptly loses its top official
Office of Personnel Management Director Dale Cabaniss abruptly resigned from her post after just half a year in the job.
-
Trump moves to blunt coronavirus’ heavy impact on US economy
U.S. businesses large and small are reeling from shutdowns, cancellations and public fear about the virus as the number of cases rises nationwide. And the president again urged Americans to follow sweeping guidelines that for the next 14 days will temporarily rewrite the norms of society.
