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House Democrats urge rejection of Trump pay freeze
Democrats representing capital-area districts with large populations of federal employees urged Congress to reject a 2019 pay freeze.
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DoD extends deadline for its $10B cloud contract
The Pentagon extended the deadline for its Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contracts after updates made to the request for proposals.
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VA officials say one in 10 department jobs is unfilled
More than 45K VA jobs nationwide are vacant today. That has lawmakers worried about the department’s ability to help veterans.
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Bipartisan bill would counter administrative law judge executive order
Administrative law judges would still be subject to the requirements of competitive service under new legislation.
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Senators order Pentagon, agencies to curb year-end spending sprees
For federal agencies use-it-or-lose-it spending can lead to waste and abuse of taxpayer dollars. Four lawmakers the government to say what it is doing to avoid that this year.
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Inside the Navy’s novel network acquisition strategy
Capt. Don Harder — deputy program executive officer for Navy Enterprise Information Systems — spoke on the Navy’s program designed to meet changing network requirements.
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Lawmakers seek answers about sexual misconduct at FEMA
A human resources official at the Federal Emergency Management Agency incurred multiple allegations of misconduct since he began working at the agency in 2011.
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Trump intends to freeze federal pay for 2019
President Donald Trump intends to keep federal pay frozen at 2018 levels, unless Congress intervenes in appropriations legislation.
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Interior finalizes boundaries of 12 new ‘Unified Regions’
The Department of Interior finalized its map that will serve as the basis for agencywide reorganization.
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OPM memo takes back guidance on Trump executive orders
Agencies were told to stop acting on components of three union-targeting executive orders after a judge ruled them an overreach of power.
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House Democrats urge rejection of Trump pay freeze
Democrats representing capital-area districts with large populations of federal employees urged Congress to reject a 2019 pay freeze.
-
DoD extends deadline for its $10B cloud contract
The Pentagon extended the deadline for its Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contracts after updates made to the request for proposals.
-
VA officials say one in 10 department jobs is unfilled
More than 45K VA jobs nationwide are vacant today. That has lawmakers worried about the department’s ability to help veterans.
-
Bipartisan bill would counter administrative law judge executive order
Administrative law judges would still be subject to the requirements of competitive service under new legislation.
-
Senators order Pentagon, agencies to curb year-end spending sprees
For federal agencies use-it-or-lose-it spending can lead to waste and abuse of taxpayer dollars. Four lawmakers the government to say what it is doing to avoid that this year.
-
Inside the Navy’s novel network acquisition strategy
Capt. Don Harder — deputy program executive officer for Navy Enterprise Information Systems — spoke on the Navy’s program designed to meet changing network requirements.
-
Lawmakers seek answers about sexual misconduct at FEMA
A human resources official at the Federal Emergency Management Agency incurred multiple allegations of misconduct since he began working at the agency in 2011.
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Trump intends to freeze federal pay for 2019
President Donald Trump intends to keep federal pay frozen at 2018 levels, unless Congress intervenes in appropriations legislation.
-
Interior finalizes boundaries of 12 new ‘Unified Regions’
The Department of Interior finalized its map that will serve as the basis for agencywide reorganization.
-
OPM memo takes back guidance on Trump executive orders
Agencies were told to stop acting on components of three union-targeting executive orders after a judge ruled them an overreach of power.
-
House Democrats urge rejection of Trump pay freeze
Democrats representing capital-area districts with large populations of federal employees urged Congress to reject a 2019 pay freeze.
-
DoD extends deadline for its $10B cloud contract
The Pentagon extended the deadline for its Joint Enterprise Defense Infrastructure cloud contracts after updates made to the request for proposals.
-
VA officials say one in 10 department jobs is unfilled
More than 45K VA jobs nationwide are vacant today. That has lawmakers worried about the department’s ability to help veterans.
-
Bipartisan bill would counter administrative law judge executive order
Administrative law judges would still be subject to the requirements of competitive service under new legislation.
-
Senators order Pentagon, agencies to curb year-end spending sprees
For federal agencies use-it-or-lose-it spending can lead to waste and abuse of taxpayer dollars. Four lawmakers the government to say what it is doing to avoid that this year.
-
Inside the Navy’s novel network acquisition strategy
Capt. Don Harder — deputy program executive officer for Navy Enterprise Information Systems — spoke on the Navy’s program designed to meet changing network requirements.
-
Lawmakers seek answers about sexual misconduct at FEMA
A human resources official at the Federal Emergency Management Agency incurred multiple allegations of misconduct since he began working at the agency in 2011.
-
Trump intends to freeze federal pay for 2019
President Donald Trump intends to keep federal pay frozen at 2018 levels, unless Congress intervenes in appropriations legislation.
-
Interior finalizes boundaries of 12 new ‘Unified Regions’
The Department of Interior finalized its map that will serve as the basis for agencywide reorganization.
-
OPM memo takes back guidance on Trump executive orders
Agencies were told to stop acting on components of three union-targeting executive orders after a judge ruled them an overreach of power.
