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Federal technology leaders from DISA, Army PEO-EIS and CMS are heading for new jobs in the private and public sectors.
Many pilots are hiding their mental health problems from the Federal Aviation Administration, fearing that they’ll lose their certifications and their jobs.
Officials say he has been listening in on meetings and getting updates in recent weeks in order to be prepared when he returns to full duty as commandant.
For a couple of decades, the For Your Benefit show has aired here on Federal News Network. Host Bob Leins broadcast his final show this past Monday.
As this year's Black history month comes to a conclusion, we wanted to check how things look today for African American managers in the federal government.
Military service members who want a way to get a professional credential in coaching, have an new way to do it.
With a new structure, a strategic plan and more consistent funding, Federal Executive Boards (FEBs) appear ready to greet the future federal workforce.
OPM's Kelly DeGraff shares an inside view of what's happening with Federal Executive Boards (FEBs) across the country, and what's in store for them in future.
Relative to other recent presidents, White House staff turnover during the Biden administration has been low. Turnover reached 35% 2022 and dropped to 23% last year.
Here’s who is works for the federal government in the eastern region. See what the leaders of Federal Executive Boards in different eastern cities had to say.
In today's Federal Newscast: The American Federation of Government Employees expresses fears about future telework cuts for Social Security employees. The U.S. European Command is seeking federal employees and government contractors to participate in its first-ever AI hackathon. And agencies have until midnight to shut down software that has been hit with dangerous cyber vulnerabilities.
You might not think of the CIA is concerned with art or what it calls "the beauty in intelligence." But the agency, in fact, has an extensive art collection dating back to the late 1960s to go along with some artist who work there.
TMF has a new acting leader, a long-time Senate staffer heads to the White House cyber office, and three federal acquisition and IT leaders head out the door.