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Federal Employees Sue Trump Administration Over Email Security Concerns

Lawsuit filed by federal employees challenges Trump administration's new email system over privacy risks and security concerns.

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Federal Agencies To Shift Policy-Oriented Positions To New Category

Learn about the recent OPM memo reclassifying policy-oriented federal positions for reduced job security.

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Trump Administration Moves To Shut Down DEI Offices

President Trump's administration quickly dismantled diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in federal agencies.

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Trump Administration Orders Assessment Of New Federal Employees

OPM memo allows easier termination of new federal employees to reduce workforce size.

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Announcing PLAY's final issue

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Budget 2024: Why cash to people and not corporates will boost consumption

Indian capitalism started in the textile mills of Mumbai – which were built in areas such as Byculla, Worli, Prabhadevi, Lower Parel, Parel, and Dadar – all located in what is now known as central Mumbai.

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Senate Democrats urge action to increase federal prison pay rates - Roll Call

A group of Senate Democrats have urged the federal prison system to request pay raises to address a staffing crisis within the system.

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Federal Jobs Offer High Salaries And Job Security

Explore high-paying federal government job opportunities with salaries over 0,000 in various categories. Discover benefits like pensions and flexible sc...

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Efforts to Limit Trump's Second Term Plans Gain Traction

Former President Donald Trump has outlined plans for significant changes to the federal government if he were to return to the White House, including the d...

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Attention AI experts: The White House wants you

In a move reminiscent of a wartime recruitment drive, the U.S. government is putting out the call for AI experts and taking steps to fast-track the hiring process.

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3 Outsourcing Stocks to Watch for Prosperous December Gains

With enterprises’ increased emphasis on boosting operational efficiency, reducing costs, enhancing service quality, and accelerating core competencies, the outsourcing sector is well-poised to witness solid growth. Thus, quality outsourcing stocks Pearson (PSO), Genpact (G), and ZipRecruiter (ZIP) could be solid buys for potential gains this month. Read more….

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How much money do federal employees make?

In 2023, civilian federal employees received an average pay increase of 4.6%. The White House says they could see their pay rise by 5.2% in 2024.

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How old is the federal workforce?

In 2022, the average age of a federal workforce employee was 47.

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Spending Other People's Money

Plus: Separating child poverty facts from fiction, EU will ban payments for sperm and blood, and more...

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Biden aims to beef up safeguards for government workers as GOP hopefuls vow to slash workforce

The Biden administration is taking steps meant to strengthen protections for government employees as leading Republican presidential candidates, including Donald Trump, campaign on shrinking and remaking the federal workforce

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Government Seeks Ban on Salary History in Federal Interviews

The Government has proposed a ban on salary history questions in federal job interviews, in an effort to close the gender pay gap.

The Independent UK

Kidnapped NZ pilot: Indonesian army attacks put him at risk

Separatist rebels in Indonesia’s restive Papua region have released a video appearing to show the New Zealand pilot they took hostage in February saying that recent Indonesian military attacks threatened his safety

The Guardian - AU

‘Universally hated’: academics speak out on outsourced university courses

Australian academic staff say online courses run by for-profit providers lead to distressing workloads and poor standards

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Video released by Papuan fighters holding NZ pilot hostage warns 'ordeal could go on for a long time'

A New Zealand pilot, being held hostage in Indonesia's remote Papua region, warns his family that his ordeal "could go on for a long time," in a message sent via the rebels who are holding him captive.

Reuters

Rebels in Indonesia's Papua call in NZ hostage video for UN mediation

A New Zealand pilot who was taken hostage last month by rebels in Indonesia's Papua region has appeared in videos put out by separatists calling for the United Nations to mediate in the conflict in the resource-rich region.

The Guardian - AU

Why Australian universities are outsourcing courses to for-profit providers

As courses go online, institutions are increasingly using external companies to deliver them, sparking concerns about quality and value for money

The Guardian - AU

Australian university outsourcing: how can I tell if my online course is being run by a third party?

Higher education institutions are using online program management companies for hundreds of courses. Here’s what you need to know

The Guardian - AU

‘No actual teaching’: alarm bells over online courses outsourced by Australian universities

Exclusive: degrees marketed as being from major universities are increasingly run by third-party companies with pre-recorded lectures and no tutorials

Reuters

Factbox-Separatist insurgency in Indonesia's Papua region

The kidnapping of 37-year-old New Zealand pilot Philip Mehrtens by separatist rebels in Indonesia's easternmost region of Papua has thrown a spotlight on the decades-long, low-level insurgency in the remote, resource-rich area.

Reason

Brickbat: Dead Women Tell No Tales

Six months ago, the U.S. Office of Personnel Management stopped sending Betty Ashley, 100, the check she is supposed to receive from the annuity of her late husband, who served as a postmaster. When she and her daughter looked into it, they found the OPM had her listed as dead,…

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