USPS News: Postal Banking Experiment, Higher Costs, Slower Service, & More
4 cities are experimenting with a postal banking revival, Postmaster General’s efforts to cut costs are implemented, and a report revealed unpaid wages for mail carriers.
Federal Agency News from around the Federal Government; keeping Federal Employees Updated on Trending Topics from Numerous Agencies
4 cities are experimenting with a postal banking revival, Postmaster General’s efforts to cut costs are implemented, and a report revealed unpaid wages for mail carriers.
Debate over debt ceiling almost had the federal government come to a halt, but stopgap measure was passed just in time.
The Georgia Cyber Center, 2 Hours Outside of Atlanta, is improving the way the military designs and develops new technology.
Cybersecurity in the Federal Government: Offensive missions will be conducted via unified platform across the US Cyber Command by 2024.
A series of FAQs were answered by the executive branch regarding the new vaccination policy for the federal workforce
After decades of experience working at the NOAA, Nicole LeBoeuf becomes the new director for the National Ocean Service.
Cybersecurity News Update: How VDPs are helping to protect agency websites, plus the GSA is phasing out a 50-year-old ID system
Despite protests from Blue Origin and Dynetics, GAO confirmed that NASA and SpaceX can begin work on the next Moon landing.
The PRICE Act, if passed, would boost small businesses’ chances for federal contracts.
Northrup Grumman’s 16th commercial resupply mission is set to launch from Wallops Island, VA in August.