What USPS Board Nominees’ Pending Confirmation Means for Postmaster General
The Postmaster General, Louis DeJoy, has laid out a bold strategy for the US Postal Service’s next 10 years. Do Biden’s board nominees pose a threat?
Recent Removals and Demotions at the EPA and DOI
The First Chief-of-Staff of the DOI under Biden quickly lost her new role. At the EPA, more than 40 science advisors were purged.
A Short History of the Office of Personnel Management (OPM)
A brief history and glance at the Office and Personnel Management
NASA News: 1st Flight on Mars & Space-X Gets Contract to Attempt Moon Shot
History was made with first powered flight of an aircraft on another planet, plus Elon Musk’s Space-X Wins Big Contract to take Men to the Moon
2022 Federal Pay Raise Update: No Word Yet from White House
The President’s proposed budget will be the next step in determining the 2022 Federal Pay Raise, but it is far from the final word.
USDA: A Brief History
The US Department of Agriculture Represents the Rich Agrarian Culture present throughout the Country.
FDA Scientists: The Lowdown
STWS takes a look at prominent jobs of the Federal Government. This week: Scientists at the Food & Drug Administration (FDA)
The Federal Employee Leave Fund Enacted by Congress
Part of the 2021 pandemic relief and stimulus law includes a $570 million fund for Federal Employees.
Air Force Chief of Staff Releases Memo to Revamp Cyber Training
General Charles Q. Brown, Jr. released a memorandum containing recommendations to improve the US Air Force’s cybersecurity.
“Skill Gaps” Listed by GAO as High Risk Issue in Federal Government
The Government Accountability Office (GAO) released its 2021 High Risk List, which notes “Skill Gaps” and “Workforce Shortages” are tied to over 20 other high risk items listed.