A Republican lawmaker was the 218th signature on a discharge petition, forcing a House floor vote on a bill to restore collective bargaining rights.
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The FCC is considering rescinding Biden-era cyber rules for the telecom sector that were put in place following the sweeping Salt Typhoon hack.
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The Trump administration earlier this year revived an effort to make large portions of the federal workforce at-will and easier to fire.
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"A lot of what [ERT] have been focused on is this pivot to more focused on solutions," Mark Lee said.
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The HR departments of various agencies are "going to have a lot of work on their hands to make sure that they get the pay back," Bill Hoagland said.
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Learn about the VA's evolving modernization strategies and what it means for industry partners.
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AFSPA’s health plan offers coverage, telemedicine and alternative care — ideal for federal employees at home or abroad, says its CEO.
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"Really, there are no particular winners, I think, when you have a government shutdown," WTOP Capitol Hill correspondent Mitchell Miller said.
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“Change is not something that happens by dictate. There has to be an aggressive, intentional, and holistic approach to change management," Stan Soloway said.
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"We need to have systems that are agile and adaptive and could be more up-to-date in the times, in the 21st century," said Lt. Gen. Brian Eifler
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This is the irony of AI in cybersecurity: It can solve problems while simultaneously creating new ones.
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