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email Federal Housing Finance Agency Improves Its Employee Satisfaction Scores
It’s “important for all federal employees to be regularly reminded about the bigger impact they have,” said Director Mark Calabria.
Mark Calabria is coming up on his two-year anniversary as Federal Housing Finance Agency director, which coincides with improved and overwhelmingly positive scores on the Federal Employee Viewpoint survey for fiscal 2020.
President Trump nominated Calabria to lead the independent, regulatory agency, which has about 780 employees, after Mel Watt finished his five-year term. Calabria assumed office on April 9, 2019, making fiscal 2020 the first full fiscal year under his leadership. After being delayed twice due to the coronavirus pandemic, the annual survey was administered. The agency shared the 2020 results exclusively with
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Presidential awards return after a pandemic pause March 4 The Presidential Rank Awards honor the most exemplary members of the Senior Executive Service and senior career employees. (Bruce Hollywood) Top-level federal employees will once again be lauded and monetarily recognized for exceptional service in 2021, as the Office of Personnel Management announced March 3 that the White House would resume the Presidential Rank Awards after their 2020 cancellation. “The Presidential Rank Awards have a rich history of awarding well-deserved individuals in federal career service,” said Ronald Klain, White House chief of staff, in a news release. “We are pleased that the Office of Personnel Management has made it a priority to bring back these distinguished awards to honor our dedicated civil servants in the federal workforce. The president looks forward to being part of the selection process and lifting up individuals that consistently demonstrate strength, integrity, industr
Human capital woes make high-risk operations worse, GAO says -- FCW
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