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After 33 years of working for the National Treasury Employees Union, its president, Tony Reardon, is calling it a career. He'll retire in August, when his term as president concludes.
In today's Federal Newscast, one good government group has a new initiative trying to bridge the gap between agencies and federal job applicants.
The State Department has finalized changes expected to it easier for people with disabilities to join the Foreign Service.
A persistent problem for the federal Bureau of Prisons is the rate at which former convicts come back. 45% of released inmates end up re-arrested within three years.
The Office of Personnel Management will soon launch a pair of cyber workforce dashboards to try to help agencies better understand gaps in their cyber workforce, while also trying to attract more job candidates to open cyber positions.
In today's Federal Newscast, bicameral lawmakers are urging the Office of Personnel Management to share its plan to reduce wait times for processing federal employees’ retirement claims.
Danny Werfel, a former acting IRS commissioner under the Obama administration, was sworn in Tuesday to serve as the agency’s 50th permanent commissioner.
In today's Federal Newscast, an IRS watchdog says agency employees don’t have a proper channel to offer their feedback.
A union-conducted survey of federal employees found that 97% of respondents were either in favor of or simply neutral to telework.
House Republicans investigating the rapid U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan are demanding access to confidential messages from career diplomats to State Department leadership.
Not for lack of things to do is Congress on a two week recess. But the first three months of the 118th Congress have produced some results of note.
Aviation is changing thanks to the emergence of new types of manned and unmanned aircraft. NASA's Advanced Air Mobility Mission seeks, in its words, to help emerging aviation markets operate safely. The program pulls in many public and private partners.
In today's Federal Newscast, U.S. intelligence officers have new restrictions on working for foreign governments when they retire.
The new goals for positions requiring a security clearance or a public trust determination would drastically cut down the time it takes to onboard individuals.