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FAA IT workers pursue pay raises
The Federal Aviation Administration will go to arbitration by June with a union that represents 800 computer specialists
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Treasury to build portal
The Treasury Department is planning to build a Web portal for the public and soon will launch an e-learning site for its workers.
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FAA, union head to arbitration
Union calls for FAA computer specialists to receive the governmentwide IT pay raise
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DOD simulation workers to get an e-learning portal
The Air Force is developing a distance-learning Web portal specifically for its modeling and simulation workforce.
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Treasury to expand e-learning
The department will launch a site that expands a successful IRS online training program
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FAA denies IT raises
Because the agency already pays marketlevel salaries, the special raise is unneeded, officials say
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E-commerce vendor nets Pentagon's deputy CIO
Paul Brubaker is leaving DOD to join Commerce One Inc.
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Workforce a priority for Accenture
Accenture is taking aim at government workforce problems with a new service designed to help agencies address their human resources needs
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OPM readies new IT job series
The Office of Personnel Management is one step closer to changing how jobs performed by federal information technology workers are structured and defined, a move that will bring government more in line with the private sector.
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Roster Change
Brig. Gen. Keith Alexander assumed command of the U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command on Feb. 15, becoming the 10th commanding general of the Army's global operational intelligence force.
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OPM readies new IT job series
The Office of Personnel Management is one step closer to changing how jobs performed by government information technology workers are structured and defined.
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Marines' CIO getting second star
Promotion shows the importance the Marine Corps is placing on information technology
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Letter to the editor
Pay isn't the biggest problem in government's retention of skilled employees
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Roster Change
Ed O'Hare, chief information officer at the General Services Administration's Federal Supply Service, joined the private sector after 28 years at GSA.
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