Lack of Coordination between VA, Medicare Allows for Overpayments, Says Report
Lack of coordination on payments between the Medicare program and the VA’s program for veterans care outside its facilities allowed …More
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Workshop on Federal Sector EEO Upcoming
The EEOC has announced a virtual workshop for May 23 from 1-4:15 pm Eastern time titled “A View from the …More
EEOC Summarizes Policies on Hearing Disabilities in the Workplace
The EEOC has issued a guide to how the Americans with Disabilities Act applies to employees or job applicants with …More
Report Calls for Tighter Controls over Travel Charge Cards at OPM
An inspector general report has called for tighter controls over the use of government-issued travel charge cards at OPM following …More
GAO Sees Potential for Postal Employees to Get a Charge Out of Their Work
The Postal Service’s need to install charging stations at its facilities as it expands its electric vehicle fleet offers the …More
Guidance Issued on Longer Term Appointments for STEM Positions
OPM has issued guidance on carrying out rules that took effect in January allowing agencies to make term appointments of …More
OPM Centralizing Workforce Data into One Portal
OPM has started centralizing into its opm.gov/data portal a variety of workforce-related statistics it keeps, under the President’s Management Agenda …More
GSA Finalizes Rules to Increase Agency Use of ‘Exchange/Sale’ Authority
The GSA has finalized rules changes designed to increase the use by agencies of the “exchange/sale” authority, under which agencies …More
GAO Cites Deferred Maintenance, Other Issues at Defense Facilities
The Defense Department “faces significant installation management challenges” with at least $137 billion in deferred facility maintenance costs and at …More
Best Practices Guide to Sustainable IT Issued
The CIO Council and GSA have issued a best practices guide for agencies on sustainable IT, as ordered by the …More
EEOC, Three Other Agencies Issue Enforcement Policy Statement on Artificial Intelligence
The EEOC has joined with three other agencies—the Justice Department, the FTC and the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau—in a joint …More
FMA Names Navy Official as Federal Manager of the Year
A Navy official who rose from a GS-2 temporary position to a senior position in programming, budgeting, financial analysis, accounting …More
NASA Diversity Efforts Struggling to Get Off the Ground, Says Report
Initiatives over a decade to address under-representation of women and minorities in the NASA workforce “have shown little impact to …More
Application Period Opening for CXO Fellowships
The application period will run May 1-June 9 for the annual Chief Executive Officer “CXO Fellowship program”, a virtual professional …More
EEOC Issues Guide on Preventing Harassment in Federal Workplace
The EEOC has issued a guide on Promising Practices for Preventing Harassment in the Federal Sector that is intended, in …More
Spending under Earmarks Requires Special Attention, Says Report
In a report whose recommendations could apply to other agencies as well, the inspector general of the EPA has said …More
Order Sets New Environmental Justice Goals for Agencies
President Biden has issued an executive order that “makes clear that the pursuit of environmental justice is a duty of …More
New Bills Address Customer Service, Other Issues
Among legislation recently introduced in Congress is a bill (HR-2689) to require a series of customer service improvements by federal …More
OPM Recaps Activities under Hiring, Other Priority Goals
The latest quarterly updates on OPM’s activities toward its agency priority goals under the President’s Management Agenda, posted at performance.gov, …More
EEOC Schedules Main Annual Training Conference, Training Workshop
The EEOC has said its main annual training conference, the EXCEL (Examining Conflicts in Employment Law) conference, this year will …More
Persistent Skills Gaps Keep Federal Workforce Management on GAO High-Risk List
Persistent shortages of federal employees with needed skills in areas such as HR, STEM, cybersecurity and acquisition once again kept …More
Latest High-Risk List Has Largely Familiar Look
GAO’s latest list of federal programs at high risk of fraud, waste, abuse and mismanagement, or in need of transformation, …More
High Court Hears Arguments on Federal Workplace Accommodations for Religious Practices
The U.S. Supreme Court has heard arguments in a dispute over the duty of federal agencies—as well as other larger …More
OPM Authorizes Emergency Leave Transfer for Storms in Mississippi, Arkansas
OPM has authorized emergency leave transfer programs for federal employees affected by the recent severe storms, tornadoes and high winds …More
Government Employee Burnout Levels Remain High According to New Eagle Hill Consulting Research
Arlington, Va. – More than half (52 percent) of government employees say that they are burned out from their jobs, …More
Post-Employment Policies Issued for Intelligence Community
The Office of the Director of National Intelligence has issued new policies to intelligence community employees on the restrictions applying …More
Survey: Public Sector Employees Straining Under 2023 Macro-Economic Realities Look to Employers for More Immediate Financial Help
ATLANTA, April 4, 2023 /PRNewswire/ – As employees continue to face financial challenges due to rising inflation and economic uncertainty, …More
Trustworthy AI and Empowering Minority Populations
When implemented responsibly, the possibilities of Artificial Intelligence (AI) are vast, with the potential to revolutionize decision-making and resource management …More
MSPB Allows for Second Appeal by Employee after Agency Error
While federal employees who have more than one possible appeal channel available in an adverse action must commit to only …More
Public Service Recognition Week Coming Up
Public Service Recognition Week this year will be May 7-13, “a time set aside to honor the men and women …More
