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Article: Every federal agency and White House overall needs independent ombudsman on sexual assault - There must be the establishment of an independent ombudsman within each federal agency to ensure the proper handling of sexual assault and misconduct cases.

A government shutdown would affect more than 2 million federal employees, plus more than 3 million contractors. Chip Somodevilla/Getty ImagesUnless Congress and the White House can agree on a budget or extend funding short term, the federal government will shut down on Oct. 1, 2023. This means that approximately 2.2 million civilian federal employees would be furloughed and face delayed paychecks and lost work hours – in addition to 3.7 million federal contractors who would also be forced...

As you have no doubt seen in the news, and may have even experienced first-hand, there have been extreme weather conditions throughout the country, including fires, hurricanes, tornadoes, and floods.

Article: Federal workers and company employees needed back at office - Schools swiftly began the integration back to school in order to catch up -- so why arent companies and governments doing the same? When we look at the drop in test scores across all ages it is clear that far less true learning was occurring and the same is true when we implement working from home at a company.

Marijuana farms are prime targets for bad actors to exploit the labor of undocumented immigrants to produce cheaper goods than regulated competitors.

Biden announced in September that more than 3.5 million federal workers were required to undergo vaccination, with no option to get regularly tested instead, unless they secured an approved medical or religious exemption. A U.S. official said the vast majority of federal workers are fully vaccinated, and that a smaller number have pending or approved exceptions to the mandate. In all, more than 95% of federal workers are in compliance with the Biden mandate, the official said, either by being ...

Gov. DeSantis announced Florida will file a lawsuit in response to the Biden administration releasing Thursday that its vaccine rules will take effect Jan. 4.

Gov. DeSantis announced the state of Florida filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration's order mandating vaccinations for federal workers Thursday.

Gov. DeSantis announced the state of Florida filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration's order mandating vaccinations for federal workers Thursday.

Gov. DeSantis announced the state of Florida filed a lawsuit against the Biden administration's order mandating vaccinations for federal workers Thursday.