VA needed emergency funding by Friday to avoid delays in compensation and pension benefit payments that go to 7 million veterans and their survivors.
Sponsored by Icertis OMB's new federal telework report is nearly 3,000 pages. But workplace experts said even in that much space, some agencies still aren't telling the right story.
As part of their initiative to prevent and treat obesity, OPM has required FEHB carriers to cover at least one GLP-1 drug for weight loss since early 2023.
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The Combined Federal Campaign giving season has officially begun. Federal employees have the opportunity to be a part of the world's largest and most successful workplace charity campaign by supporting wide-reaching non-profit organizations.
Despite a declining use of checks in the U.S., criminals are increasingly targeting the mail to commit check fraud.
“The biggest challenge on this has been the cost of repeal,” NARFE’s staff vice president John Hatton said.
Whether preventing fraud, boosting knowledge management, or refining large language model results, graph databases help agencies get more out of large datasets.
Americans can now renew their passports online, bypassing a cumbersome mail-in paper application process that often caused delays.
“I think the draft in the future scenario would look less like it did in Vietnam and more like it did during the world wars,” Taren Sylvester said.
The goal of the new interim rule is to create an efficient, expedited appeals process, while addressing “potential flaws” in prior regulations, MSPB said.
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