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Agriculture civil rights chief ready to sow seeds of change
While Vernon Parker settles into his new role at the Agriculture Department, employee advocates are waiting to see how the new assistant secretary for civil rights will eradicate what they see as pervasive ethnic and gender discrimination at the department.
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Healthier and wealthier
A key House subcommittee passes legislation allowing federal retirees to pay health premiums with pre-tax dollars.
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OPM rejects GAO recommendation to rebid jobs site contract
The Office of Personnel Management has decided to ignore a recommendation from the General Accounting Office to rebid a contract to redesign the federal jobs Web site.
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House committee to investigate TSP system
The House Government Reform Committee will review customer service problems associated with the Thrift Savings Plan’s new automated record keeping system at a July 24 hearing, a committee spokesman said Thursday.
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Appointee bonuses topped $1 million in 2002
The Bush administration awarded nearly $1.5 million in performance bonuses to political appointees in 2002, according to the Office of Personnel Management.
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Follow the leader
Pentagon leaders might follow the example set by Homeland Security Department officials when it's time to implement civil service changes.
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House approves bill protecting federal retiree drug benefit
House lawmakers passed a bill Tuesday that would ensure federal retirees retain the same prescription drug benefits federal employees have after Congress approves its Medicare prescription drug legislation.
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Independence day
The government's watchdog agency wants a new name and more freedom to manage its workforce.
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