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How the State Dept. struggles to manage IT and workforce
Leadership challenges caused several issues in fiscal 2019.
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The federal workplace is safer than ever. But is it safe enough?
Instances of workplace injury and illness have been on the decline, but the Trump administration wants to double down on that progress.
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How one cyber expert is influencing day-to-day resilience
A cybersecurity expert who has helped develop security controls for federal agencies is leaving the Federal Information Security Modernization Act project after 17 years, but will continue contributing to best practices.
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Cutting employee pay didn’t help USPS as much as it hoped
The U.S. Postal Service has reduced employee compensation costs over the last decade, but not as much as the agency initially predicted.
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Worried about a cyberattack from Iran? Here’s how feds prepare
Fifth Domain asked former top cybersecurity professionals from top civilian government departments how they prepared for heightened cybersecurity risk. Here’s what they said.
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Trump blasted top military generals as ‘a bunch of dopes and babies’ according to new book
The new revelations outline a disastrous Pentagon meeting early in Trump presidency that upset top military leaders.
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The Space Force gets its first member, and Trump gets his first briefing on the new service
U.S. Air Force Gen. John Raymond has become the first chief of space operations.
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Labor Department limits news outlets’ use of embargoed data
Department officials said the ban will go into effect March 1. It will cover all releases that the department issues each month, including the highly watched U.S. jobs report.
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Here’s how much border wall has been built with the military’s money
Out of hundreds of millions in contract awards, a couple dozen miles of border wall have been built.
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VA, lawmakers trade barbs after sexual assault claim from congressional staffer
VA leaders labeled the claim unsubstantiated, but Inspector General officials called that a wrong characterization of the case.
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How the State Dept. struggles to manage IT and workforce
Leadership challenges caused several issues in fiscal 2019.
-
The federal workplace is safer than ever. But is it safe enough?
Instances of workplace injury and illness have been on the decline, but the Trump administration wants to double down on that progress.
-
How one cyber expert is influencing day-to-day resilience
A cybersecurity expert who has helped develop security controls for federal agencies is leaving the Federal Information Security Modernization Act project after 17 years, but will continue contributing to best practices.
-
Cutting employee pay didn’t help USPS as much as it hoped
The U.S. Postal Service has reduced employee compensation costs over the last decade, but not as much as the agency initially predicted.
-
Worried about a cyberattack from Iran? Here’s how feds prepare
Fifth Domain asked former top cybersecurity professionals from top civilian government departments how they prepared for heightened cybersecurity risk. Here’s what they said.
-
Trump blasted top military generals as ‘a bunch of dopes and babies’ according to new book
The new revelations outline a disastrous Pentagon meeting early in Trump presidency that upset top military leaders.
-
The Space Force gets its first member, and Trump gets his first briefing on the new service
U.S. Air Force Gen. John Raymond has become the first chief of space operations.
-
Labor Department limits news outlets’ use of embargoed data
Department officials said the ban will go into effect March 1. It will cover all releases that the department issues each month, including the highly watched U.S. jobs report.
-
Here’s how much border wall has been built with the military’s money
Out of hundreds of millions in contract awards, a couple dozen miles of border wall have been built.
-
VA, lawmakers trade barbs after sexual assault claim from congressional staffer
VA leaders labeled the claim unsubstantiated, but Inspector General officials called that a wrong characterization of the case.
-
How the State Dept. struggles to manage IT and workforce
Leadership challenges caused several issues in fiscal 2019.
-
The federal workplace is safer than ever. But is it safe enough?
Instances of workplace injury and illness have been on the decline, but the Trump administration wants to double down on that progress.
-
How one cyber expert is influencing day-to-day resilience
A cybersecurity expert who has helped develop security controls for federal agencies is leaving the Federal Information Security Modernization Act project after 17 years, but will continue contributing to best practices.
-
Cutting employee pay didn’t help USPS as much as it hoped
The U.S. Postal Service has reduced employee compensation costs over the last decade, but not as much as the agency initially predicted.
-
Worried about a cyberattack from Iran? Here’s how feds prepare
Fifth Domain asked former top cybersecurity professionals from top civilian government departments how they prepared for heightened cybersecurity risk. Here’s what they said.
-
Trump blasted top military generals as ‘a bunch of dopes and babies’ according to new book
The new revelations outline a disastrous Pentagon meeting early in Trump presidency that upset top military leaders.
-
The Space Force gets its first member, and Trump gets his first briefing on the new service
U.S. Air Force Gen. John Raymond has become the first chief of space operations.
-
Labor Department limits news outlets’ use of embargoed data
Department officials said the ban will go into effect March 1. It will cover all releases that the department issues each month, including the highly watched U.S. jobs report.
-
Here’s how much border wall has been built with the military’s money
Out of hundreds of millions in contract awards, a couple dozen miles of border wall have been built.
-
VA, lawmakers trade barbs after sexual assault claim from congressional staffer
VA leaders labeled the claim unsubstantiated, but Inspector General officials called that a wrong characterization of the case.
