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August 2005
August 31
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 Agencies Register Disbarred Contractors
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 New Religious Guidelines at AF
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 Agencies Aren’t Protecting Personal Information
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 NIH Offers Loan Repayment of $35,000
August 30
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 Unions Oppose DHS Personnel Motion
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 Army Investigator Suspended
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 Military Contractor Hires Illegal Aliens
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 Joint Duty Credit Granted for Deployments
August 29
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 NIH Ethics Regulations Finalized
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 MilitaryAcademy Sexual Harassment Report Completed
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 Better Health Benefits For Some Military Families
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 Bureau of Prison Reports on Whistleblower Allegations
August 26
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 BRAC Commission Evaluates DoD Proposals
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 DOJ Finds Problems with Body Armor
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 NTEU, Park Service Squabble over Contract
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 Injured DHS Employee Wins Reinstatement
August 25
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 Federal Law Enforcement Pays
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 Navy Spends Billions on IT Contracts
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 Government Focuses on Standardized HR Practices
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 OPM Finalizes Survivor Annuity Rules
August 24
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 Man Threatens to Blow Up VA Office
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 AF Personnel Records Accessed
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 Federal E-Training Gets a Boost
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 SSA Employee Illegally Accesses Personal Information
August 23
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 Security Clearance Backlog Is Costly
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 Military Retirees Can Elect Survivor Benefits
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 OSHRC Consultant Advises Cuts
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 Race-Neutral Procurement Needs Improvements
August 22
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 Progress towards Dental/Vision Benefits
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 OPM Cuts $10 Million through Competition
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 SSA Agents Could Do Better on the Phone
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 IRS Could Improve Tax Gap Efforts
August 19
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 Smoking Rate High Among Servicemembers
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 Three Charged in False USPS Employment Advertising
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 Companies Want Procurement Changes at DoD
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 Nominations for Navy, Air Force Secretary Positions
August 18
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 Changing Financial Disclosure Regulations
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 Military Uniform Makers File Discrimination Complaint
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 Senator Calls for Better Body Armor
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 AF Plans to Retrain Thousands
August 17
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 IRS Cuts Jobs
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 NASA Selects Contractor for Employee Training
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 DoD Struggles with Delivering Supplies
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 Senator Decries Federal IT Security
August 15
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 Judge Rules against DHS Personnel Reforms
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 OPM Works Towards Dental/Vision Benefits
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 AFGE Wins Right to Represent USDA Employees
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 IRS Possibly Wasted Millions
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 Arlington Cemetery Burial Questioned
August 12
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 Anthem Settles in FEHBP Billing Charge
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 Jury Awards Disabled Fed $3 Million
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 OSC Defends Reservist in Termination Dispute
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 Army Seeks Native Speakers
August 11
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 OMB Issues Charge Card Policies
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 OPM Names Medically Underserved Areas
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 Army Commander Relieved of Duty
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 Los Alamos Lab Employees Exposed to Vapors
August 10
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 AFGE Questions Cost of Personnel Changes
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 Protecting USPS Employees From Poison
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 Plans for New Physical RehabilitationCenter
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 FBI Solicits IT Modernization Bids
August 9
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 Military Eyes Performance Pay
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 FBI Technology Progresses
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 Tax Break for Death Gratuities
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 HealthierFeds Meeting Coming in September
August 8
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 OPM Issues New Hiring Authority
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 GSA Announces Final Reorganization Plans
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 Post-Employment Restrictions for Bank Examiners
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 Former FBI Whistleblower Pursues Legal Case
August 5
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 Park Service Attacks Documented
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 OSC Pursues Employees’ Termination
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 NRC Proposes New Fitness-for-Duty Requirements
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 TSP Monthly Returns for G, F, C, S and I Funds
August 4
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 Navy Pays for Civilian Clothes
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 State Department Employee Sold Visas
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 USPS Board of Governors Discusses Postal Reform
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 NTEU Wins Privatization Dispute
August 3
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 DoD to Close 11 Bases in Germany
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 Scientist Unhappy with EPA Leadership
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 How to Prepare for Succession
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 Senate Approves Increase in Military Life Insurance
August 2
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 Congress Passes Transit Subsidies
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 Rice Announces State Restructuring
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 MGS to Run USAJOBS
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 IRS to Keep TACS Open
August 1
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 Substantial Troop Withdrawal Expected Next Year
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 Symposium Focuses on Federal Pay Reform
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 Geographic Rate Protection Eliminated for Military
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 GAO Reports on Security Contractors in Iraq
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