A new rule from OPM aligns with the DOJ’s recent assertion that a framework meant to address disparate impact in hiring assessments is unconstitutional.
Expanded access to technical data, source code and system information delivers truly only when servicemembers can understand, assess and modify those systems.
The harvest-now, decrypt-later threat is active now. The CRQC timeline moved. The quantum imperative is not a warning, it is an accounting of present dangers.
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The legislative proposals include raising the simplified acquisition and micropurchase thresholds and allocating more money for acquisition training.
An amicus brief from 46 Democrats comes as an appeals court is expected to hold a hearing on a decision upholding the at-will firings of two immigration judges.
AFGE is calling on EEOC to resume processing federal class action complaints, arguing that the current and indefinite suspension violates federal law.
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