In Japan, civilian feds say health care crisis still isn’t fixed
Our readers in Japan respond to a recent Federal News Network interview with the director of the Defense Health Agency — telling us the civilian employee…
Our readers in Japan respond to a recent Federal News Network interview with the director of the Defense Health Agency — telling us the civilian employee…
Senate-passed annual authorization bill for DoD would require a 5 percent cut in non-uniformed employees. Chief management officers from two military services…
The Senate approved a $631 billion annual defense policy Tuesday that would require the Defense Department to reduce its civilian workforce by 5 percent…
The Senate moved forward with a plan to require the Defense Department to reduce its civilian workforce by 5 percent over the next five years, after a measure striking that provision was defeated in a vote Friday. Earlier this week, Sen. Ben Cardin (D-Md.) introduced an amendment to the 2013 National Defense Authorization Act, which would lift a mandated 5 percent reduction to DoD’s civilian and contractor workforces over five years. But in a 53-41 vote, Cardin’s amendment was defeated.