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Bill would boost federal manager training

Legislation also directs OPM to develop required competencies for managers that agencies would use to assess performance.

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Recovery Act reporting becoming the norm

Only 366 recipient reports remain to be filed with the Recovery Accountability and Transparency Board.

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Loud opposition unlikely to scuttle budget deal

Even vociferous opponents don't want to be responsible for a shutdown of government if the deal falls through.

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Obama: Sorry, Feds--and Thanks!

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From Nextgov.com: Congress, administration grapple with cyber defense authority

White House hasn't yet signaled how it might empower the Pentagon to avert a cyberattack on civilian networks.

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Shutdown would halt National Guard training

Active-duty personnel must report for duty.

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Are You Essential?

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Singing the Shutdown

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A Shutdown Or...A Flood?

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Shutdown Threatens TSA Election

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The budget skirmish ends, the war begins

The House, Senate and White House kept agencies open. Now come the real battles.

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Whistleblower protections get another chance in Senate

Virtually identical measure failed last year when a senator placed an anonymous hold.

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From Nextgov: Agencies scamble to define critical functions

OMB warns employees not to use BlackBerrys, laptop computers and other devices during a shutdown.

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The lowdown on defense pay during a shutdown

A Q&A on what happens to both military service members and civilians, courtesy of the Defense Finance and Accounting Service.

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Cuts in pay, benefits could be part of shutdown deal

Lawmakers may be contemplating cost-saving measures that could include denying feds bonuses and within-grade step increases.

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Reid: We have a deal -- almost

Parties have agreed on a number; Republican insistence on blocking federal funding for Planned Parenthood is the only obstacle, Senate leader says.