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- DOGE’s layoffs took a toll on Black women. The effects are still being felt
- ‘A rushed and complicated system.’ Federal employees say they’re in the dark over limited top ratings
- Senator warns hundreds of federal web addresses may lack key spying protection
- Data center backlash set to sway midterm elections
- Dozens of federal immigration employees stayed in sensitive positions despite security concerns, inspector general reports
- A second lawsuit challenges plans to put ICE agents near polling places
- ‘I love to solve problems’: Awards program honors feds who improved the delivery of public services
- Judge considers temporary pause in USDA relocations in new lawsuit
- What 9/11 can teach federal families about benefits
- GSA announces per diem increases for feds this fall
- Reliable rules for your retirement recordkeeping
- National Archives says agencies’ AI use does not automatically create federal records
- Key oversight and federal workforce nominees confirmed by Senate
- CDC gets a new chief as agency faces questions over its direction
- Feds quietly moved a Medicaid technology project to a central data hub as new eligibility requirements approach
- AFGE sues over EEOC’s apparent shutdown of class action cases against agencies
- The legal fight over the public service student loan forgiveness overhaul may be over
- If you already have FEHB, should you sign up for Medicare B?
- DOGE’s layoffs took a toll on Black women. The effects are still being felt
- HHS telework rollback challenge upheld by FLRA
- ‘It’s The Price is Right’: How USCIS artificially deflated employee ratings under forced distribution mandate
- ‘A rushed and complicated system.’ Federal employees say they’re in the dark over limited top ratings
- Union seeks new avenue to restore VA contract
- Senator warns hundreds of federal web addresses may lack key spying protection