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    Planning some federal travel this fall? There’s a change coming to per diem. Erich Wagner explains what’s changing:
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    GSA announces per diem increases for feds this fall
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    COMMENTARY: What happens when the title, clearance and mission that defined your career disappear? For senior federal executives, retirement can be an identity shock, too. Joy Levin argues it’s time to plan for that.
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    For federal executives, retirement means losing more than a job
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    DHS said its contract cancellations could save taxpayers billions. GAO says the actual savings were about $92M. Now Dems want Elon Musk and other DOGE officials to explain the gap. Sean Michael Newhouse on what GAO found when it checked the math.
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    Musk should testify about overstated savings from DHS contract cancellations, Democrats argue
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    Congress approved the raise. The FAA released 1% of it. Now senators are pressing the agency to hand over the rest. Erich Wagner on a pay raise stuck in a holding pattern.
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    Air traffic controllers are still waiting on 2.8% of their congressionally approved pay raise
    From govexec.com
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    Sep 8
    After months of delays, CDC employees seeking disability accommodations are being given 20 days to send in medical documentation, including paperwork they already submitted. @jory_heckman on why the new deadline is raising concerns:
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    CDC, after months of delays, gives employees 20 days to resubmit disability accommodation documen...
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