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CIA stairwell attack among sexual misconduct complaints at spy agency
At least two-dozen women have come forward in recent months with their own complaints of abusive treatment within the CIA.
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Can feds preserve telework as a reasonable accommodation?
A handful of agencies and their sub-offices have announced formally that they will be increasing in-person work as early as this month.
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Does my commute to the office count as work time? Here’s what OPM says
For fully remote workers who do not report to an office with any regularity, the rules differ slightly.
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Why is public service a members-only club?
Many precocious young people flock to the nation’s capital hoping to be ‘discovered’ by someone with the right connections at the right time.
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VA healthcare workforce tops 400,000 as more hiring looms
Leaders say they still need more staff to keep up with patient demands.
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Federal workers and company employees needed back at office
Fully remote work is associated with about 10% lower productivity than in-person work, according to Stanford’s Institute for Economic Policy and Research.
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Pentagon chief of personnel, diversity and inclusion to depart
The departure comes as House Republicans inserted amendments into National Defense Authorization Act, some seeking to eliminate the office.
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Secret Service officers bitten 10 times in four months by Biden’s dog
Secret Service employees are encouraged to report job-related injuries to their immediate supervisors for appropriate documentation.
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VA lays groundwork for first major survey of moral injury in veterans
The VA is undertaking the first-ever large-scale population study of moral injury to be conducted among veterans of the post-9/11 wars.
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Republican effort to cut DoD watchdog alarms anti-extremism advocates
A Republican congressman wants to eliminate a federal watchdog that investigates how the Pentagon handles diversity, equity and extremism.
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CIA stairwell attack among sexual misconduct complaints at spy agency
At least two-dozen women have come forward in recent months with their own complaints of abusive treatment within the CIA.
-
Can feds preserve telework as a reasonable accommodation?
A handful of agencies and their sub-offices have announced formally that they will be increasing in-person work as early as this month.
-
Does my commute to the office count as work time? Here’s what OPM says
For fully remote workers who do not report to an office with any regularity, the rules differ slightly.
-
Why is public service a members-only club?
Many precocious young people flock to the nation’s capital hoping to be ‘discovered’ by someone with the right connections at the right time.
-
VA healthcare workforce tops 400,000 as more hiring looms
Leaders say they still need more staff to keep up with patient demands.
-
Federal workers and company employees needed back at office
Fully remote work is associated with about 10% lower productivity than in-person work, according to Stanford’s Institute for Economic Policy and Research.
-
Pentagon chief of personnel, diversity and inclusion to depart
The departure comes as House Republicans inserted amendments into National Defense Authorization Act, some seeking to eliminate the office.
-
Secret Service officers bitten 10 times in four months by Biden’s dog
Secret Service employees are encouraged to report job-related injuries to their immediate supervisors for appropriate documentation.
-
VA lays groundwork for first major survey of moral injury in veterans
The VA is undertaking the first-ever large-scale population study of moral injury to be conducted among veterans of the post-9/11 wars.
-
Republican effort to cut DoD watchdog alarms anti-extremism advocates
A Republican congressman wants to eliminate a federal watchdog that investigates how the Pentagon handles diversity, equity and extremism.
-
CIA stairwell attack among sexual misconduct complaints at spy agency
At least two-dozen women have come forward in recent months with their own complaints of abusive treatment within the CIA.
-
Can feds preserve telework as a reasonable accommodation?
A handful of agencies and their sub-offices have announced formally that they will be increasing in-person work as early as this month.
-
Does my commute to the office count as work time? Here’s what OPM says
For fully remote workers who do not report to an office with any regularity, the rules differ slightly.
-
Why is public service a members-only club?
Many precocious young people flock to the nation’s capital hoping to be ‘discovered’ by someone with the right connections at the right time.
-
VA healthcare workforce tops 400,000 as more hiring looms
Leaders say they still need more staff to keep up with patient demands.
-
Federal workers and company employees needed back at office
Fully remote work is associated with about 10% lower productivity than in-person work, according to Stanford’s Institute for Economic Policy and Research.
-
Pentagon chief of personnel, diversity and inclusion to depart
The departure comes as House Republicans inserted amendments into National Defense Authorization Act, some seeking to eliminate the office.
-
Secret Service officers bitten 10 times in four months by Biden’s dog
Secret Service employees are encouraged to report job-related injuries to their immediate supervisors for appropriate documentation.
-
VA lays groundwork for first major survey of moral injury in veterans
The VA is undertaking the first-ever large-scale population study of moral injury to be conducted among veterans of the post-9/11 wars.
-
Republican effort to cut DoD watchdog alarms anti-extremism advocates
A Republican congressman wants to eliminate a federal watchdog that investigates how the Pentagon handles diversity, equity and extremism.
