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The rights of reservists
Column: Under USERRA, an employer may not discriminate against an employee called to military service
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Agency seeks e-document comments
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission is comments on a proposal to allow it to issue documents in electronic format
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FAA appeals pay decision
The FAA has appealed an arbitrator's decision ordering the agency to give computer specialists the governmentwide IT pay raise
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NMCI: One year and counting
NMCI remains an enigma to many people -- including some within the Navy
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IT to play critical role in DOD transformation
Technology will be part of the foundation in future Defense Department operations, according to the latest version of the Quadrennial Defense Review
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Pursuing workers
Industry layoffs are good news for agencies hungry for skilled workers, but only in the short term.
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Steady growth seen in federal IT spending
Industry group expects 15 percent hike in fiscal 2002
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Navy ships video over phone lines
The Portsmouth Naval Shipyard is visually connecting its employees during emergency situations
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$3 billion awarded for DISN support
DISA has awarded contracts valued at $3 billion in support of its Defense Information Systems Network
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Navy secretary bolsters NMCI
Navy Secretary Gordon England used a servicewide memo to voice his full support of NMCI
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Archives seeks e-records feedback
Public comment sought on changes to how electronic records are managed, scheduled and preserved
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Air Force shifting to classified systems
The Air Force is looking to move more of its electronic traffic off its open networks
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Commerce Web site aims to boost small-business exports
The Commerce Department this week launched a Web service aimed at connecting U.S. businesses with buyers and partners around the world.
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Tennessee upgrades with new car titling, registration system
Tennessee Motor Vehicles Department employees will have an easier time tracking and maintaining residents’ vehicle title and registration information thanks to a new $14.2 million system the state will install over the next three years.
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