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A final rule by the Office of Personnel Management changes the calculation for annuities for surviving spouses of deceased federal employees.
Part-time federal employees are now eligible for an additional 25 percent above their basic pay rate for work done on Sundays, according to an OPM final rule published today.
Agencies are responsible for the costs of paying for the creation and maintenance of employees\' personnel records, according to a final rule from the Office of Personnel Management published in the Federal Register today.
Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said any changes to military retirements won\'t affect current service members. The Pentagon is considering proposals made by the Defense Business Board last month that would replace the current system with a 401-K-style plan.
The Navy and Marines want the private sector to help them come up with replacements for petroleum based fuels as part of the departments\' efforts at reducing their reliance on foreign sources of energy.
On today\'s Federal Drive: Congress will vote on a balanced budget amendment possibly next month, Defense Secretary Leon Panetta said changes to military retirement won\'t affect current service members and some agencies are pushing back against the big cloud push.
In the wake of recent high-profile hackings and leaks, federal managers are reconsidering a move to the cloud. Learn more in today\'s Cybersecurity Update.
Paul Wester, the chief records officer for the government at NARA, joined the Federal Drive to discuss recent allegations that the Securities and Exchange Commission improperly disposed of documents and how agencies can avoid breaking the rules, themselves.
How do you improve diversity in government when personnel budgets are being cut and the largest, and most diverse agency plans to slash its workforce, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey wonders. The answer: Creative accounting and buyouts.
August 22nd, August 24th, and August 25th 2011 Join us for a Special Edition of The Business of Government Hour a Conversation with Authors -- exploring national security, power, and intelligence in the 21st century.
Nick Archer, director of George Mason University\'s executive education program, and Dr. Roy Hinton, the school\'s associate dean, join host Mark Amtower on today\'s show. August 22, 2011
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