Tony Boese, the research programs manager and associate researcher in VA’s NAII, said the new workforce education platform reduces the need for retraining.
Embracing the humanity of federal employees isn’t about balancing robotic professionalism and joyful home lives.
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Veterans with other-than honorable discharges have often faced difficulties in securing health care benefits. A new VA rule could change that.
Michael Harpin, the competitions section chief for the President’s Cup Competition at CISA, said the contest featured new challenges like an escape room.
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April’s backlog is 3,077 claims higher than the steady state goal of 13,000, but is the lowest backlog level OPM has seen since December of 2023.
A key member of the USPS Board of Governors is calling on the agency to slow down its network modernization plans, citing persistent mail delays.
Adoption of DoD’s new software acquisition pathway has been slow, but officials are looking for ways to jumpstart its use.
The Naval Air Systems Command recently hired a company called Electra to study the development of such an electrically-powered plane.
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