The Office of Personnel Management published information about plan options and premium rates for 2027, ahead of the upcoming Open Season this fall.
The next step is ensuring policy, architecture, and funding decisions give OT the attention required to meet it.
Written proposals are becoming the minimum expectation, not the competitive advantage.
Tracking leadership changes across the federal government
So far, about 2,400 federal job announcements now contain a different essay question for applicants, at the direction of the Office of Personnel Management.
From AI kill switches to new safety boards, lawmakers in both parties are responding to concerning AI incidents by proposing more federal oversight.
While some messaging blaming the shutdown on Democrats "might" have violated the law, OSC said it would be waste of limited resources to investigate further.
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