Federally Employed Women

File - Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen testifies before the Senate Banking, Housing, and Urban Affairs Committee hearing, May 10, 2022, on Capitol Hill in Washington. The U.S. will close the last avenue for Russia to pay back its billions in debt to international investors on Wednesday, making a Russian default on its debts for the first time since the Bolshevik Revolution all but inevitable. The Treasury Department said in a notification Tuesday that it does not plan to renew the license to allow Russia to keep paying its debtholders through American banks. (Tom Williams/Pool via AP, File)

Yellen memo calls for IRS modernization to help ID tax evasion schemes perpetrated by top earners

Also in today’s Federal Newscast, GAO recommends the military services clear up their tattoo policies.

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What women in the government are hoping for in the coming year

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State Department preparing to elevate diversity ‘to the next level’

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Federal News Countdown: Sammies good news, Dropping morale

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Janet Kopenhaver, Washington Representative, FEW

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Janet Kopenhaver, Washington representative, Federally Employed Women

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Janet Kopenhaver, Washington Representative, FEW

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Janet Kopenhaver, Washington Representative, FEW

Career employees in the senior executive service are mostly men. The non-profit group Federally Employed Women says men make up more than two-thirds of…

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Janet Kopenhaver, Federally Employed Women

Women in the Federal government have a tool to help them move up the leadership chain and contribute more to their agency’s mission too. The Federal Women’s…

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Janet Kopenhaver, Federally Employed Women

The federal workforce is filled with success stories. Those range from a physicist at the Commerce Department who won the Nobel Prize in 2012 to the Inspector General of the Social Security Administration who rose through the OIG ranks after serving 26 years in the Secret Service. Janet Kopenhaven, Washington representative of Federally Employed Women, tells In Depth with Francis Rose about how the Federal-Postal Coalition is starting a new campaign to specifically highlight women and their success…

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