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6 Ways to Turn a Job Fair into a Job
When you’re young and the world is seemingly your oyster, going to a job fair sounds like a no-brainer. A bunch of agencies looking to hire? And all in the same place? As long as you bring enough copies of your resume and pass them out to everyone, you’re certain to get a callback. Right? Not necessarily. Without the right approach, ...Published almost 2 years ago | Rated: +4 -
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Governments Still Need Talent...What Are They Looking For?
Job seekers interested in a public service career in government have reason to be discouraged by what they see right now. Government employees are under a lot of scrutiny (fairly or not) and in many cases, state and local governments have had to institute furloughs or staff reductions to balance budgets. Of the states that have released budget proposals, 28 states ...Published about 2 years ago | Rated: +2 -
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Feds Rally Against Becoming Scapegoats For Fiscal Woes
Nearly 1,000 American Federation of Government Employees members marched on the Capitol on Tuesday, urging Congress not to target the federal workforce in efforts to reduce government spending. AFGE members from all 50 states delivered petitions to their senators, arguing that freezing federal salaries, cutting benefits and reducing the government workforce were not good ways to balance the federal budget. The ...Published over 2 years ago | Rated: +1 -
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Promotions and Pay Increases Decline for Many Workers
Opportunities for promotions and related salary increases have declined in the federal workforce, forcing managers to use other incentives to recognize good work and help employees advance, according to a human resources organization. A survey, released this month by WorldatWork, a human resources association focused on compensation, benefits and work-life issues, found that opportunities for promotions in the public sector have ...Published over 2 years ago | Rate This -
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Obama to Propose Five-year Spending Freeze
President Obama will call for a five-year freeze in non-security, discretionary spending during his State of the Union speech Tuesday night, according to a White House official. The spending freeze will save roughly $400 billion through 2015, according to White House estimates. "In areas outside the freeze, we also will be looking for cuts and efficiencies," a White House official said. ...Published over 2 years ago | Rate This
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FEDERAL PLAYER OF THE WEEK | A former Peace Corps volunteer in Nicaragua and now desk officer for Morocco and Jordan at headquarters in Washington, D.C., Cicely Wolters has watched ...Cicely Wolters: An unabashed advocat...
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Wendy Davis works to help consumers see the light - all kinds of it. As head of the Vision Science Laboratory, she sees her mission not just in scientific applications ...FED FACES: Wendy Davis
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The Dodd-Frank bill gave Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner broad new power, such as his upcoming decision on regulating foreign-exchange swaps.Geithner to decide on regulation of ...
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Internal oversight of Defense Logistics Agency activity falls short.Report criticizes defense agency's a...
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Thirteen activists arrested last fall for protesting the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy are scheduled to appear in court Friday to face charges rarely pressed against groups demonstrating at ...'Don't ask, don't tell' protesters t...
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President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met at the White House this morning.Obama and Netanyahu talk about Iran
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Congress and experts look for more effective punishments for companies that defraud Medicare and Medicaid.Experts seek alternatives to excludin...
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President Obama will host G-8 leaders at Camp David in May, marking the first time he has opened the presidential retreat to foreign leaders. ...Obama to host G-8 leaders at Camp David
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The nation's largest drugmakers have paid at least $8 billion in fines, but they remain in business with the government, records show.Drugmakers have paid $8 billion in fr...
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Once, long ago, Evie looked after "Barry" Obama. Now, his transgender former nanny is living in fear on Indonesia's streets.Obama's transgender ex-nanny outcast ...
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6 Ways to Turn a Job Fair into a Job
When you’re young and the world is seemingly your oyster, going to a job fair sounds like a no-brainer. A bunch of agencies looking to hire? And all in the same place? As long as you bring enough copies of your resume and pass them out to everyone, you’re certain to get a callback. Right? Not necessarily. Without the right approach, ...Published almost 2 years ago | Rated: +4 -
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Governments Still Need Talent...What Are They Looking For?
Job seekers interested in a public service career in government have reason to be discouraged by what they see right now. Government employees are under a lot of scrutiny (fairly or not) and in many cases, state and local governments have had to institute furloughs or staff reductions to balance budgets. Of the states that have released budget proposals, 28 states ...Published about 2 years ago | Rated: +2 -
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Feds Rally Against Becoming Scapegoats For Fiscal Woes
Nearly 1,000 American Federation of Government Employees members marched on the Capitol on Tuesday, urging Congress not to target the federal workforce in efforts to reduce government spending. AFGE members from all 50 states delivered petitions to their senators, arguing that freezing federal salaries, cutting benefits and reducing the government workforce were not good ways to balance the federal budget. The ...Published over 2 years ago | Rated: +1


