Recap of Busy Month for Federal Employees
An update on the 2023 Federal Pay Raise, vaccination mandate stalled by injunction, stock market volatility, and NASA prepares for Artemis program’s first launch.
Top 5 Articles by Jennifer Meyer in 2021
We celebrate the end of the year with our Top 5 “Most-Read” Articles, written by STWS Advisor Jennifer Meyer, in 2021
Bureau of Land Management Moving Headquarters Back to DC
After controversial move out west, BLM to relocate main operations back to the nation’s capital.
Government Won’t Shutdown, Until February 18th At Least
Congress passes stopgap measure to avoid work stoppage on December 3rd; give themselves 11 weeks of breathing room.
Happy Thanksgiving from Serving Those Who Serve
From All of Us At STWS- Happy Thanksgiving! Read some fun facts about the holiday.
Vaccine Mandate for Federal Employees to Go into Effect November 22nd
Biden’s vaccine mandate is held up in Federal Court. Federal employees have until November 22nd to either request an exemption or to be fully vaccinated. January 4th is the deadline…
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.
Congress Prevents Government Shutdown at Last Minute
Debate over debt ceiling almost had the federal government come to a halt, but stopgap measure was passed just in time.
Facility in Georgia Hopes to Foster Creativity, Innovation in Cybersecurity
The Georgia Cyber Center, 2 Hours Outside of Atlanta, is improving the way the military designs and develops new technology.
US Cyber Command Moving to Joint Common Access Program
Cybersecurity in the Federal Government: Offensive missions will be conducted via unified platform across the US Cyber Command by 2024.