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The government contracting expert stressed the importance of making sure things are done correctly when dealing with the federal market.
January 2019 prospects are not nearly so good for feds who are still on the job. White collar, nonpostal civil servants face the prospect of a pay freeze.
Not only does the federal government encourage the wider adoption of autonomous vehicles, it also has to regulate them.
Are proposals to freeze federal pay and cut retirement benefits just political talk or, as one retiree put it, a reasonable menace?
In locations with fewer federal workers and/or fewer high grade jobs, promotion opportunities for employees in lower grade jobs are more limited than that of employees at the same grade in the D.C. region.
Jeff Peters, the director of the national government sector for Esri, makes the case for integrating GIS into your cyber defenses.
The world may be surprised by revelations about users' data being improperly shared through Facebook, but feds have some experience with this problem.
Threats to reform federal retirement systems are back, but in an election year, time appears to be on the side of workers and retirees with most members are anxious to be out of Washington.
A retired federal supervisor shares his list of pros and cons on teleworking from an employer’s point of view.
Check out the interactive map to see which US city was the worst offender in 2017 on USPS' annual list of dog attacks on postal workers.
This week, the Coalition for Government Procurement hosted a forum entitled, “The $50 Billion e-Commerce Question: Section 846 Implementation Plan — Next Steps.”
Senior Correspondent Mike Causey asks what feds who are stuck at the office think of teleworking and its effects on customer service and social interactions.
The Food and Drug Administration uses a big data analytics approach to better understanding prescription patterns and the opioid crisis.
The federal government has been reorganized many times under new presidential administrations, and not always for the better.