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By Natalie Alms   Agencies “generally” should not require vaccination for federal employees or contractors to come back into the office, and they shouldn’t require those individuals to disclose their vaccination status, according to new guidance issued on Tuesday by the White House-led Safer Federal Workforce Task Force. The guidance does note that individuals can choose to voluntarily disclose that information Agencies should, however, use any information agencies do receive about emplo...

By Lauren C. Williams   Gen. John Raymond, U.S. Space Command and Air Force Space Command commander at the Air Force Association Air, Space and Cyber Conference in 2019. (U.S. Air Force photo by Tech. Sgt. Armando Schwier-Morales) The U.S. Space Force is focusing on building its cadre of coders amid a workforce boom with more interested applicants than available positions, according to the branchs chief of space operations. "Weve got more people knocking on our door wanting to become a part o...

The accrediting body overseeing the Defense Departments Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification program announced the debut of the first organization authorized to assess defense contractors.

The Department of Homeland Security has failed to address critical vulnerabilities across information technology assets due to significant delays in the departments rollout of a federal Continuous Diagnostics and Mitigation program.

Out of 72 government websites studied, 30% didnt meet accessibility standards, according to the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.

Although the American Federation of Government Employees praised the move, the union says it is still going to press for legislation to move TSA employees into Title 5.

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The Office of Federal Contract Compliance at the Department of Labor may not be a household name but it plays an outside part in conducting oversight of pay and hiring discrimination.

States with modernized systems were able to stand up new programs faster than states that relied on legacy technology, according to a new report from the Labor Departments internal watchdog.

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