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After the blizzard of 2010 all America is debating whether federal workers are snow wimps or ice-conquering lions. Senior Correspondent Mike Causey reports on what the rest of the world is saying about us.
Since the 9/11 attacks, federal holidays have changed. So have the number of people who enjoy them. Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says the public doesn\'t know what most of you are doing, but they would if you weren\'t there.
The key whistleblower says prosecutors made false statements to a judge who sentenced him to prison.
President of Senior Executives Association says data from survey of GS-14\'s and 15\'s being aggregated; expects survey to be released later this month.
An extension has been granted to the CFCNCA by the Office of Personnel Management
The snow is starting to melt in the nation\'s capital but the fallout from decisions to close, or not close, government offices will continue for a long time. So how much did it cost, or save, and was it too much or not enough? Senior Correspondent Mike Causey has the latest.
So were you surprised at Time Magazine\'s Person of the Year? Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says the honor should have gone to a former Air Force fighter pilot and a group of air traffic controllers.
Recent media reports suggest that more federal workers made six-figure salaries — during the heart of the recession. But federal workforce advocates say those reports lack context, when some agencies are facing budget troubles. John…
11:59 tonight is the deadline for voting for the Securing Americans Value and Efficiency Awards.
Mike and I talk about open season, TSP changes, the 2010 pay raise, and a crazy letter on Mike\'s wall.
Could you afford to pay out as much as $27,000 in premiums and medical costs next year? If you don\'t want to you don\'t have to, provided you read Senior Correspondent Mike Causey\'s column today and follow through.
WFED\'s Max Cacas has a preview of his story for Tuesday.
Ponemon Institute study details why.
The councils will focus on three main areas to develop competency framework. Agencies have until Jan. 15 to submit data about how they classify cyber positions. Interagency working group also will conduct a survey of cybersecurity workforce in the spring.