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Is this military spouse federal hiring authority working? Feds — and spouses — want to know
For the first time, federal agencies have to report numbers of military spouse hires under the non-competitive hiring authority.
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2020 federal health benefit costs increase at a higher rate
Federal employees will see a more of a premium increase on their health insurance than in 2019, matching up with the average rate increase seen over the last decade.
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Background investigations move to their new home at the Pentagon
Officials at the Department of Defense and civilian agencies successfully orchestrated the transfer of nearly 3,000 employees from the Office of Personnel Management to the Pentagon.
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What it can cost to recruit the right GEOINT contractor
Contractors working in the world of geospatial intelligence say government clearance requirements stand between them and the employees they need.
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50,000 feds will get the chance to judge their benefits
Federal employees selected for the Office of Personnel Management Survey will be asked to evaluate how well their current benefits match their needs.
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Collins resigns from Congress ahead of expected guilty plea
Prosecutors accused Rep. Chris Collins of sharing non-public information from a biopharmaceutical company with his son, allowing Cameron Collins and another man to avoid nearly $800,000 in stock losses.
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Top defense Republican plans to leave the House next year
Mac Thornberry, who has served in Congress for 25 years, is the ranking member on the House Armed Services Committee.
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Trump signs stopgap spending bill, averting shutdown
Congress now has more time to work out a set of fiscal year 2020 spending bills and avoid government shutdown.
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A new defense school could change American weapon sales abroad
Two years to the month from when the idea was first publicly floated, the Pentagon inaugurated its new Defense Security Cooperation University.
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Top lawmaker urges Trump against year-long continuing resolution
The Senate’s Republican lead appropriator met with President Donald Trump Friday amid fears impeachment proceedings would derail spending bills.
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Is this military spouse federal hiring authority working? Feds — and spouses — want to know
For the first time, federal agencies have to report numbers of military spouse hires under the non-competitive hiring authority.
-
2020 federal health benefit costs increase at a higher rate
Federal employees will see a more of a premium increase on their health insurance than in 2019, matching up with the average rate increase seen over the last decade.
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Background investigations move to their new home at the Pentagon
Officials at the Department of Defense and civilian agencies successfully orchestrated the transfer of nearly 3,000 employees from the Office of Personnel Management to the Pentagon.
-
What it can cost to recruit the right GEOINT contractor
Contractors working in the world of geospatial intelligence say government clearance requirements stand between them and the employees they need.
-
50,000 feds will get the chance to judge their benefits
Federal employees selected for the Office of Personnel Management Survey will be asked to evaluate how well their current benefits match their needs.
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Collins resigns from Congress ahead of expected guilty plea
Prosecutors accused Rep. Chris Collins of sharing non-public information from a biopharmaceutical company with his son, allowing Cameron Collins and another man to avoid nearly $800,000 in stock losses.
-
Top defense Republican plans to leave the House next year
Mac Thornberry, who has served in Congress for 25 years, is the ranking member on the House Armed Services Committee.
-
Trump signs stopgap spending bill, averting shutdown
Congress now has more time to work out a set of fiscal year 2020 spending bills and avoid government shutdown.
-
A new defense school could change American weapon sales abroad
Two years to the month from when the idea was first publicly floated, the Pentagon inaugurated its new Defense Security Cooperation University.
-
Top lawmaker urges Trump against year-long continuing resolution
The Senate’s Republican lead appropriator met with President Donald Trump Friday amid fears impeachment proceedings would derail spending bills.
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Is this military spouse federal hiring authority working? Feds — and spouses — want to know
For the first time, federal agencies have to report numbers of military spouse hires under the non-competitive hiring authority.
-
2020 federal health benefit costs increase at a higher rate
Federal employees will see a more of a premium increase on their health insurance than in 2019, matching up with the average rate increase seen over the last decade.
-
Background investigations move to their new home at the Pentagon
Officials at the Department of Defense and civilian agencies successfully orchestrated the transfer of nearly 3,000 employees from the Office of Personnel Management to the Pentagon.
-
What it can cost to recruit the right GEOINT contractor
Contractors working in the world of geospatial intelligence say government clearance requirements stand between them and the employees they need.
-
50,000 feds will get the chance to judge their benefits
Federal employees selected for the Office of Personnel Management Survey will be asked to evaluate how well their current benefits match their needs.
-
Collins resigns from Congress ahead of expected guilty plea
Prosecutors accused Rep. Chris Collins of sharing non-public information from a biopharmaceutical company with his son, allowing Cameron Collins and another man to avoid nearly $800,000 in stock losses.
-
Top defense Republican plans to leave the House next year
Mac Thornberry, who has served in Congress for 25 years, is the ranking member on the House Armed Services Committee.
-
Trump signs stopgap spending bill, averting shutdown
Congress now has more time to work out a set of fiscal year 2020 spending bills and avoid government shutdown.
-
A new defense school could change American weapon sales abroad
Two years to the month from when the idea was first publicly floated, the Pentagon inaugurated its new Defense Security Cooperation University.
-
Top lawmaker urges Trump against year-long continuing resolution
The Senate’s Republican lead appropriator met with President Donald Trump Friday amid fears impeachment proceedings would derail spending bills.
