Furloughed Education Department workers ‘shocked’ after automatic email replies changed to blame shutdown on Democrats
The apparently automatic email changes are raising fears that agency employees will be implicated in Hatch Act violations.
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Data error causes already RIF’d State Department workers to get furlough info
That included notifications that roles were “excepted” during a shutdown. A spokesperson pointed to “minor data” discrepancies, which the agency worked to fix.
How federal IT shops are continuing work during the shutdown
FedScoop takes a detailed look at contingency plans at civilian CFO Act agencies for general tech and Office of the Chief Information Officer functions.
How agency IT operations will play out during the shutdown
FedScoop takes a detailed look at contingency plans at civilian CFO Act agencies for general tech and Office of the Chief Information Officer functions.
The federal government shuts down; Takeaways from Hegseth’s meeting with the military’s top brass
For the first time since 2019, also during a Trump administration, federal appropriations have lapsed, resulting in furloughs for hundreds of thousands of federal employees and contractors…
Inside GSA’s rollout of USAi
GSA Chief AI Officer Zach Whitman shares exclusive details on the new initiative.
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White House directs agencies to consider staff reductions in case of shutdown; CISA alerts federal agencies of widespread Cisco zero-days
The White House Office of Management and Budget is instructing agencies to consider reducing staff for programs that have a lapse in funding in the event of…
White House directs agencies to consider staff reductions in case of shutdown
In a message to agency leaders, the Office of Management and Budget said a funding lapse for programs means that they no longer have to be carried…
Ahead of possible shutdown, Sen. John Curtis calls on Congress to innovate ‘broken’ budget process
The existing budget process is “broken,” the Utah Republican said Thursday, pointing to Congress’s regular inability to pass full appropriations on time.
Back at square one with a looming shutdown
Max Stier, president and CEO of the Partnership for Public Service