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The Labor Department warns it won\'t be able to make workers\' comp payments to federal employees if the Postal Service fails to make a $1.2 billion payment by October.
August 29th, August 31st, and September 1st 2011 Under Dr. Childs\' leadership, the college has become the international leader in providing graduate-level educational services and learning experiences.
Weeks away from the beginning of a new fiscal year, what issues are you paying the most attention to as we enter FY2012?
Agencies have until Aug. 31 to submit their orders and have GSA pay for the transition from the FTS-2001 contract.
DHS announced a partnership with the Boys & Girls Clubs of America on the department\'s national cybersecurity effort, \"Stop.Think.Connect.
Unionized employees are entitled to be paid while in the facility during low-volume mail times, equipment breakdowns or other unexpected events.
A look at a decade of differences since the 9/11 attacks WASHINGTON, D.C. August 29, 2011 – Federal News Radio 1500 AM launched a special series titled “9/11; A Government Changed,” a Federal News Radio…
A New Jersey man has been convicted of selling defective and phony parts to the Defense Logistics Agency, the Justice Department announced in a release.
For the first time this weekend, dual-commanders were deployed for a natural disaster, the Defense Department announced.
Brian Nilsson, the nonproliferation director for the Weapons of Mass Destruction Directorate of the National Security Council, joined the Federal Drive to discuss how export control rules helped improve national security. Nilsson\'s work earned him a nomination for a Service to American medal.
Robert Shea, a former OMB associate director and now a Grant Thornton Principal, discusses some of the legislative changes in homeland security since 9/11. Shea was serving as the senior counsel for the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee on Sept. 11, 2001.
Jack Grobe, the NRC\'s deputy director for nuclear regulation and a member of a special task force, joined the Federal Drive to discuss the commission\'s regulations in the wake of the March earthquake in Japan that caused a crisis at nuclear plant there.
Michael Chertoff, the former Homeland Security secretary, joined the Federal Drive to discuss how DHS has evolved since it was first created. This interview is part of Federal News Radio\'s ongoing coverage of \"9/11: A Government Changed.\"
On today\'s Federal Drive: in Hurricane Irene\'s aftermath, some federal buildings are closed because of power outages, the Energy Department is guaranteeing loans for a solar power project and the National Transportation Safety Board is studying experimental aircraft.