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Federal government came through the riots looking about the same.
Tough times, which are always relevant, happen in government. And sometimes especially at or near the top. Each time rank-and-file employees get a pay raise, folks, often the bosses, at the Grade 15 level get nothing because of an artificial but very real pay ceiling.
It is important to reinstate diversity training right away, but also to fix what doesn’t work.
Lots of lessons can be learned from last year that can help you make better decisions for your financial outlook in 2021 and beyond.
Tomorrow’s architecture needs to support the range of locations wherever work happens and data flows – the edge, the data center core and the cloud.
Thousands of active and retired federal workers have gotten or are gonna get a real kick in the assets this month. That’s when they feel the impact of January health plan increases on their paychecks.
The SFS program is the most effective tool available for the U.S. government and its nearly 80 partners in academia to collaborate on ensuring that the future government cybersecurity workforce is prepared to protect Americans’ increasingly digital lives.
Wednesday was terrible. But we've survived worse days in the nation's history.
Making the Capitol more remote is not the answer to the breach.
The TSP has some of the lowest administrative fees in the business, which, over time, can boost the account balance significantly. So why leave, ever?
Especially considering the year we just snuck out of, now is a better time than ever to take some time to sit down and think about your long term plans.
The recent emergence of the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification initiative essentially ups the ante for its Defense Industrial Base.
Despite the fact that 2020 was an exceptional, dangerous, horrible year in so many ways, lots of us learned to cope. Some to thrive.
Federal employees, Representatives, Senators, judges, political appointees, and the President and Vice President of the United States take an oath of office. So what does taking an oath mean? Why even do it?