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Patrick Shanahan on the F-35, modernization and budget cuts
The deputy secretary of defense discusses his view on the budget, cutting costs and how to change the internal workings of the Pentagon.
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2018 CFC Chair wants to make donations personal
Peace Corps Director and 2018 Combined Federal Campaign Chair Jody Olsen wants to make the 2018 charitable giving season, which runs until Jan. 11, 2019, about making a personal impact.
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VA secretary expects fiscal 2020 budget to be the biggest ever
Trump wants a 5 percent spending cut for every department next year, but his top veterans’ official expects Congress to add the money back in.
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VA, unions spar over move to end physicians’ use of ‘official time’
Taking that time during work hours is a disservice to veterans and their care, department leaders say.
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OPM pursues remaining parts of union-targeting executive orders
The Office of Personnel Management is encouraging agencies to use the components of three May executive orders as guidance in their negotiations with federal employee unions.
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OPM authorizes use of new cyber job title
Federal agencies now have more options for classifying employees that perform cybersecurity duties.
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Jeff Sessions forced out as attorney general by Trump
Attorney General Jeff Sessions offered his resignation at President Donald Trump’s request less than a day after the midterm elections.
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Election to shake up House and Senate armed services committees
Beyond GOP House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry handing the gavel to the panels top Democrat, Rep. Adam Smith, expect a major reshuffling in middle management on the panel and on its Senate counterpart.
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GSA awards first new contact center contract
The General Services Administration’s first award on the Contact Center Special Item Number contract is the first step in what is expected to be a diverse array of vendors from whom agencies can choose.
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Patrick Shanahan on the F-35, modernization and budget cuts
The deputy secretary of defense discusses his view on the budget, cutting costs and how to change the internal workings of the Pentagon.
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2018 CFC Chair wants to make donations personal
Peace Corps Director and 2018 Combined Federal Campaign Chair Jody Olsen wants to make the 2018 charitable giving season, which runs until Jan. 11, 2019, about making a personal impact.
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VA secretary expects fiscal 2020 budget to be the biggest ever
Trump wants a 5 percent spending cut for every department next year, but his top veterans’ official expects Congress to add the money back in.
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VA, unions spar over move to end physicians’ use of ‘official time’
Taking that time during work hours is a disservice to veterans and their care, department leaders say.
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OPM pursues remaining parts of union-targeting executive orders
The Office of Personnel Management is encouraging agencies to use the components of three May executive orders as guidance in their negotiations with federal employee unions.
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OPM authorizes use of new cyber job title
Federal agencies now have more options for classifying employees that perform cybersecurity duties.
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Jeff Sessions forced out as attorney general by Trump
Attorney General Jeff Sessions offered his resignation at President Donald Trump’s request less than a day after the midterm elections.
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Election to shake up House and Senate armed services committees
Beyond GOP House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry handing the gavel to the panels top Democrat, Rep. Adam Smith, expect a major reshuffling in middle management on the panel and on its Senate counterpart.
-
GSA awards first new contact center contract
The General Services Administration’s first award on the Contact Center Special Item Number contract is the first step in what is expected to be a diverse array of vendors from whom agencies can choose.
-
Patrick Shanahan on the F-35, modernization and budget cuts
The deputy secretary of defense discusses his view on the budget, cutting costs and how to change the internal workings of the Pentagon.
-
2018 CFC Chair wants to make donations personal
Peace Corps Director and 2018 Combined Federal Campaign Chair Jody Olsen wants to make the 2018 charitable giving season, which runs until Jan. 11, 2019, about making a personal impact.
-
VA secretary expects fiscal 2020 budget to be the biggest ever
Trump wants a 5 percent spending cut for every department next year, but his top veterans’ official expects Congress to add the money back in.
-
VA, unions spar over move to end physicians’ use of ‘official time’
Taking that time during work hours is a disservice to veterans and their care, department leaders say.
-
OPM pursues remaining parts of union-targeting executive orders
The Office of Personnel Management is encouraging agencies to use the components of three May executive orders as guidance in their negotiations with federal employee unions.
-
OPM authorizes use of new cyber job title
Federal agencies now have more options for classifying employees that perform cybersecurity duties.
-
Jeff Sessions forced out as attorney general by Trump
Attorney General Jeff Sessions offered his resignation at President Donald Trump’s request less than a day after the midterm elections.
-
Election to shake up House and Senate armed services committees
Beyond GOP House Armed Services Committee Chairman Mac Thornberry handing the gavel to the panels top Democrat, Rep. Adam Smith, expect a major reshuffling in middle management on the panel and on its Senate counterpart.
-
GSA awards first new contact center contract
The General Services Administration’s first award on the Contact Center Special Item Number contract is the first step in what is expected to be a diverse array of vendors from whom agencies can choose.
