Feds working overseas face 22% pay cut, if Congress doesn’t reauthorize necessary funds
Federal employees working overseas could see a 22% cut in pay, if Congress doesn’t…
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How the next administration can make government more effective, restore trust
No matter who wins the next election, the success of their agenda will depend…
An update coming to accessibility rules for federal buildings
Nearly 35 years after the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act, the resulting…
Talking to the TravelGov social media team
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Powering the future: AI innovations in nuclear operations
AI technology, and it’s implementation, continues to evolve rapidly. Join host Tom Temin and his…
A bill with the potential to improve federal spending transparency
Information at USA Spending. gov, it’s simply incomplete. Dozens of agencies don’t report. Another…
DCSA rolling out continuous vetting to a million more feds
The Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency says continuous vetting has made “monumental” changes to…
2024 Sammies highlight extraordinary work of public servants at ‘vital’ time
Shannon Rebolledo (left), Justin Uphold (center) and Nancy Alcantara (right) of the Labor Department…
Ten questions for a winning climate-transition business strategy
George Serafeim is the Charles M. Williams Professor of Business Administration at Harvard Business…