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Nobody likes CRs, but it’s a heck of a lot better than a shutdown. The government is now funded through Dec. 20. Here to talk more on the Federal Drive with Tom Temin about what happened and what is next for fiscal 2025 funding is Loren Duggan, the deputy news director at Bloomberg Government. Learn more about your ad choices.
Government News - Federal News Network. Listen Live. Trending: Pentagon releases final CMMC rule. 2025 COLA will be 2.5%. Young adults don’t trust federal government. Congress Budget.
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Using data from OMB’s report as well as some direct responses from agencies, Federal News Network has compiled an updated list of return-to-office postures for 24 CFO Act agencies. The chart below provides a simplified look at agencies’ nuanced return-to-office plans and telework policies.
Congress passed a stopgap spending bill to avert a government shutdown and prevent overseas federal employees from seeing a 22% cut in pay. The House and Senate approved a continuing resolution on Wednesday to extend current government funding levels through Dec. 20.
But among its hiring challenges, new research shows young adults trust the federal government less than any other demographic. The Partnership for Public Service, in a survey of 1,000 U.S. adults under 34, found only 15% of them said they trust the federal government.
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The third policy change is a proposed rule in the Federal Register that would make it easier for companies to increase their prices based on inflationary pressure on GSA schedule contracts. GSA issued a deviation in March 2022 when inflation hit 8%.