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Reggie Wells, Chief Human Capital Officer of the Social Security Administration, discussed the diversity of the agency’s workforce and how managers cultivated it.
Read moreThe Social Security Administration is updating its IT strategy so it can start taking advantage of the massive amounts of data it collects, and move toward data-driven decision-making.
The Social Security Administration is pairing up with the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services to ensure that social security benefit recipients over the age of 90 are, in fact, still alive.
The SSA is updating their online services with new programs and better security, but still faces budgetary and workforce attrition challenges.
Opting for career SES officials or appointees who don’t need Senate confirmation may be the most effective way to minimize persistent leadership vacancies.
In today’s Federal Newscast, federal contractors have new advice for using artificial intelligence in the hiring process.
In the wake of the Supreme Court decision, OIRA is also touting its efforts to reduce needlessly complicated paperwork and other burdens on the public.
Todd Helfrich, vice president of federal for Censys, explains why CISA and other agencies should play a larger role in protecting critical infrastructure.
It’s been a major policy initiative of the Biden administration to get more Americans and agencies utilizing electric vehicles.
During the pandemic, many government employees experienced the benefits of working from home, including increased productivity and better work-life balance.
Experimentation will start this year in Indo-Pacific Command, part of a broader effort to move weapons system support closer to where it’s likely to be needed.
Policy experts and former lawmakers say Congress currently lacks the necessary bandwidth to take back regulatory authority from federal agencies.