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12 weeks of paid parental leave makes it to the president’s desk
The House and Senate conference committee released a National Defense Authorization Act agreement that would for the first time set aside specific payment for feds during parental leave.
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Here’s how a federal court ruling is affecting the military’s border wall construction plans
A fraction of military construction funding had been used to build border barriers before a judge ordered the Army Corps of Engineers to stop work.
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Here’s how much money Congress gave to the modernization pot
After a brief funding scare in the Senate, Congress added to the Technology Modernization Fund’s pool of cash.
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Feds maintain ‘resilient’ engagement despite the shutdown
Federal employees remain committed to their mission, but dramatic upheavals at some agencies have caused drastic downturns in employee outlook.
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Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
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Feds likely to see a historic pay raise in 2020
A deal reached by Democratic and Republican appropriators would grant feds the largest pay increase they’ve seen in a decade.
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Land Management employees could get new jobs or early retirement
Employees that can’t or won’t move to Colorado for the new Bureau of Land Management headquarters may have other options available to ease their transition.
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GSA failed to tell Congress when it reworked building costs
The General Services Administration rebaselined many of its construction and rennovation projects in the last five years, leading to changes in timelines and costs.
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Approaching shutdown deadline leaves feds anxious for the future
Congress has just over a week to agree on a funding package that will keep the government open into the winter holidays.
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Agencies achieve historic results on new modernization scorecard
Agencies did better than ever before on the newly released FITARA 9.0 scorecard, but tension remains between the Office of Management and Budget and lawmakers on data centers.
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12 weeks of paid parental leave makes it to the president’s desk
The House and Senate conference committee released a National Defense Authorization Act agreement that would for the first time set aside specific payment for feds during parental leave.
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Here’s how a federal court ruling is affecting the military’s border wall construction plans
A fraction of military construction funding had been used to build border barriers before a judge ordered the Army Corps of Engineers to stop work.
-
Here’s how much money Congress gave to the modernization pot
After a brief funding scare in the Senate, Congress added to the Technology Modernization Fund’s pool of cash.
-
Feds maintain ‘resilient’ engagement despite the shutdown
Federal employees remain committed to their mission, but dramatic upheavals at some agencies have caused drastic downturns in employee outlook.
-
Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
-
Feds likely to see a historic pay raise in 2020
A deal reached by Democratic and Republican appropriators would grant feds the largest pay increase they’ve seen in a decade.
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Land Management employees could get new jobs or early retirement
Employees that can’t or won’t move to Colorado for the new Bureau of Land Management headquarters may have other options available to ease their transition.
-
GSA failed to tell Congress when it reworked building costs
The General Services Administration rebaselined many of its construction and rennovation projects in the last five years, leading to changes in timelines and costs.
-
Approaching shutdown deadline leaves feds anxious for the future
Congress has just over a week to agree on a funding package that will keep the government open into the winter holidays.
-
Agencies achieve historic results on new modernization scorecard
Agencies did better than ever before on the newly released FITARA 9.0 scorecard, but tension remains between the Office of Management and Budget and lawmakers on data centers.
-
12 weeks of paid parental leave makes it to the president’s desk
The House and Senate conference committee released a National Defense Authorization Act agreement that would for the first time set aside specific payment for feds during parental leave.
-
Here’s how a federal court ruling is affecting the military’s border wall construction plans
A fraction of military construction funding had been used to build border barriers before a judge ordered the Army Corps of Engineers to stop work.
-
Here’s how much money Congress gave to the modernization pot
After a brief funding scare in the Senate, Congress added to the Technology Modernization Fund’s pool of cash.
-
Feds maintain ‘resilient’ engagement despite the shutdown
Federal employees remain committed to their mission, but dramatic upheavals at some agencies have caused drastic downturns in employee outlook.
-
Here’s the verdict from Congress on the Pentagon’s enterprise cloud
Restrictions were addressed in the Department of Defense’s fiscal year 2020 appropriations bill.
-
Feds likely to see a historic pay raise in 2020
A deal reached by Democratic and Republican appropriators would grant feds the largest pay increase they’ve seen in a decade.
-
Land Management employees could get new jobs or early retirement
Employees that can’t or won’t move to Colorado for the new Bureau of Land Management headquarters may have other options available to ease their transition.
-
GSA failed to tell Congress when it reworked building costs
The General Services Administration rebaselined many of its construction and rennovation projects in the last five years, leading to changes in timelines and costs.
-
Approaching shutdown deadline leaves feds anxious for the future
Congress has just over a week to agree on a funding package that will keep the government open into the winter holidays.
-
Agencies achieve historic results on new modernization scorecard
Agencies did better than ever before on the newly released FITARA 9.0 scorecard, but tension remains between the Office of Management and Budget and lawmakers on data centers.
