At EPA, a canceled union contract is headed for court, with AFGE accusing management of violating workers’ rights and dodging required procedures. Erich Wagner gets inside the clash. https://buff.ly/IprPLqR
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Government Executive is government's business news daily and the premier digital destination for senior leaders in the federal government's departments and agencies. Our readers are the high-ranking civilian and military officials who are responsible for defending the nation and carrying out the laws that define the government's role in our economy and society. Government Executive started as a print magazine in 1969 and has been a digital publication since 1996. Our essential editorial mission is to cover the business of the federal government and its huge departments and agencies -- dozens of which dwarf the largest institutions in the private sector.
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Another turn in the Education IG shuffle. Mark Priebe’s nomination comes just days after Trump withdrew Heidi Semann’s, with the watchdog office now back under René Rocque. Sean Michael Newhouse tracks the latest twist. https://buff.ly/otlM7w2
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The USDA relocation fight isn’t over yet. A federal judge extended the pause as he weighs a longer-term freeze. Jory Heckman tracks what the court’s questions could mean for USDA’s plans. https://buff.ly/Ajco7sO
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A key architect of GSA’s tech push is heading for the exit. Frank Konkel traces Michael Lynch’s mark on AI adoption, automation and the agency’s efficiency drive. https://buff.ly/4wVN59u
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How long can someone stay in a sensitive federal job after questions about their eligibility arise? Sean Michael Newhouse has the watchdog findings, and DHS’ pushback. https://buff.ly/JGBz73c
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What happens when your temporary IRS assignment ends? For some workers, it’s another assignment, with just as many questions. Jory Heckman gets into the latest shuffle. https://buff.ly/yA4ZDSx
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Up to $25,000 for standout feds? OPM just made it easier for agencies to put some real money behind top performance. Sean Michael Newhouse connects the dots. https://buff.ly/oSCAbRW
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The “favorite Trump policy” question is out. But OPM’s replacement still asks applicants to show how they’d handle a policy they disagree with. Erich Wagner breaks down what changed and what didn’t. https://buff.ly/sCyM7Ux
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The Trump administration is rescinding its authorization for agencies to initiate RIFs during a government shutdown as part of a settlement with federal employee unions. Jory Heckman breaks down what it means for the next funding lapse. https://buff.ly/SffPG8x