Starting in October, federal employees on official travel will see a $3 increase in the standard per diem rate, the General Services Administration said.
We must build and test these solutions today, so they are ready to deploy when tomorrow’s emergencies strike. Now is the time to prepare for the future.
H.R. 8408 addresses the visibility part of the federal modernization challenge. But visibility alone does not create progress.
Federal News Network wants to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks with the help of our audience.
For some, making FEVS an agency-specific survey is a welcome change. But questions remain about a tight timeline, limited resources and lack of experience.
OMB laid out a series of deadlines over the next two years for agencies to transition many of their citizen-facing websites to the shared service.
In the wake of Trump's planned pay freeze, federal groups intensified calls for the passage of the FAIR Act or another measure to provide for a 2027 raise.
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