Leveraging Data and Automation to Drive HR Transformation
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Operators of these parts of critical infrastructure want their share of federal spending
“We’re one of the 11 categories of explicitly defined critical infrastructure, according to the federal government and DHS,” said Cary Davis.
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More CISA staff would keep working under DHS’ revised shutdown plan
Under a new plan, about one-third of CISA’s staff will keep working through a shutdown. But experts are still concerned about the impact on U.S. cyber defenses.
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Why OMB’s human-centered policy design effort is paying off
Federal CIO Clare Martorana’s tenure is coming to an end in January and she reflects back on her office’s efforts to improve federal technology.
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What happens to federal pay and benefits during a government shutdown
Federal employees may have questions about what happens to their pay and benefits during a government shutdown. Federal News Network has compiled some answers.
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A quarter of FDIC survey respondents say harassment is common in the workplace
The new survey, from the FDIC inspector general, comes as part of the ongoing investigation into long-standing workplace culture concerns.
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VA EHR to resume rollout in mid-2026, after clinicians see fewer crashes
The VA says clinicians are seeing fewer interruptions from the new EHR, and that the average user now sees “near zero interruptions,” such as freezes or lags.
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OPM delivers final rule on paid administrative leave, 8 years after law was passed
OPM said the years of delay on the administrative leave final rule came after “certain issues” arose in public comments on the proposed regulations in 2017.
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‘You’re already wasting money’: Warner says feds pulled away from jobs to handle shutdown prep
Sen. Mark Warner (D-Va.) told reporters the looming threat of a government shutdown has already pulled some federal employees away from their day-to-day jobs.