Labor

How to derive incremental value from zero trust

CISOs from Justice, Labor and USCIS share helpful pointers from their zero trust efforts so far, and a CISA expert offers insights on implementing continuous…

Federal Insights

These are the three agencies that won extra money for IT modernization

IT Modernization

Graduation may not equal success in veterans transition program, lawmakers say

Congress

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Report card day: Agencies remain average or below on IT reforms

Congress

2017 budget breakdown

Budget

Agencies’ hiring of veterans hits all-time high in 2014

Defense

Jason Miller, Executive Editor, Federal News Radio

Federal Drive

How to make social media a ‘great equalizer’ for your agency

Technology

Seth Harris, Dentons’ Public Policy and Regulation Practice

Federal HR reforms demand an inside/out strategy

Defense

Feasibility of DATA Act questioned even as Senate committee OKs it

Congress

Shutdown delays COLA announcement

Millions of federal retirees will have to wait to find out the size of next year’s cost-of-living adjustment. The Labor Department says it won’t report…

Congress

Treasury overhauling qualifications for financial shared services providers

Treasury’s Office of Financial Innovation Transformation (OFIT) issued a draft set of requirements that agencies must meet if they want to be federal shared…

Technology

New veteran, disability hiring goals won’t be quotas, Labor Dept. says

Federal Drive

New regulations from the Labor Department spell out specific benchmarks federal contractors will be expected to meet regarding the hiring of veterans and people with disabilities. But Patricia Shiu, director of the Office of Federal Contract Compliance Programs (OFCCP), tells Federal News Radio the new benchmarks are not quotas. Still, some contractor groups are viewing the new rules with skepticism.