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April 2008

April 30

•	AFGE Files Complaint on Behalf of Reserve Technicians
•	Bill Would Allow Feds to Use Sick Leave for Volunteer Service
•	GSA Launches Mobile-Friendly Web Portal

April 29

•	FAA Removes Two in Error Misreporting Flap
•	Letter Carriers Sponsor ‘Stamp Out Hunger’ Food Drive
•	VA Launches Vet Benefits Outreach Call Center

April 28

•	Latest HSPD-12 Numbers Show Low Completion Rate
•	DOJ to Add 99 Positions at Southwest Border
•	FRTIB Publishes Final Reg to Limit Interfund Transfers

April 25

•	Committee to Probe Report of Political Interference at EPA
•	Petraeus Named to Head Military Operations in Middle East, Afghanistan
•	Hearing Planned on Federal Employee Benefits Upgrades

April 24

•	FEMA Employees Among Most Satisfied at DHS, Study says
•	Senators Call for Katz Resignation
•	Detroit Radar Control Center Understaffed, at 16-Year Low

April 23

•	NTEU FOIA Lawsuit Seeks TSA Testing Documents
•	OPM Launches Enhanced Telework Web Site
•	Waxman Seeks Details On Military's Conduct Waivers

April 22

•	Survey Indicates CBP, TSA Employees Dissatisfied with Leadership
•	DOJ Announces USERRA Settlement in Military Pilot Case
•	DoD Records First Enlistment Contract with Biometric Signature

April 21

•	NTEU Critical of OPM on FEHBP Cost-Shifting
•	APWU Seeks Appointment of Advisory Council
•	VA, HUD Launch $75 Million Program to House Homeless Vets
•	Bush Names SBA Chief to Head HUD

April 18

•	OMB Cracks Down on Misuse of Government Credit Cards
•	Bill Would Offer Rewards for Supporting Troops
•	Bill to Diversify Senior Executive Service Introduced in Committee

April 17

•	Subcommittee OKs Bill to Give Feds Four Weeks of Paid Parental Leave
•	DoD Still Struggling With Travel System Upgrade
•	Panel Hears Testimony on Failures of Military Voting System
•	House Votes to Eliminate IRS’ Private Tax Collectors

April 16

•	AFGE Offers Congressional Prison Tours
•	GSA OKs Updated Telework Policy
•	NTEU Opposes Carfine Nomination to IRS Board

April 15

•	Kansas, Kentucky Adopt Education Compact for Military Families
•	VA Creates Office to Coordinate Hiring Vets
•	Postal Regulatory Commission Launches New Web site

April 14

•	Interior’s Employee Accident Rate One of Highest, Audit Says
•	AFGE Welcomes Bargaining Rights Bill for VA Medical Workers
•	Senator Urges Elimination of Military Personnel File Fees

April 11

•	NTEU Applauds Efforts to Eliminate Private IRS Debt Collectors
•	Settlement Reached in 7-Year-Old USERRA Case
•	APWU Endorses Obama

April 10

•	GAO: About Half of Larger Government Card Purchases Violate Rules
•	Health Insurance Will Now Pay for Substance Abuse Screening
•	FEMA Operations Center to move to Winchester

April 9

•	Survey Again Ranks USPS as 'Most Trusted'
•	AFGE Certified as National Rep for Coast Guard
•	VA Announces SGLI and VGLI Premium Cuts

April 8

•	GAO: DoD Needs to Curb Retail Pharmacy Use
•	Federal Court Dismisses APWU Lawsuit
•	FERC Reports Loss of Ex-Employee Data

April 7

•	GAO: Women & Minorities Make Gains in SES
•	CBP Launches Online Job Fair for Applicants
•	Army Officials Critical of Internet Test

April 4

•	GAO: DoD Should Tighten Rules on Physician Education Reimbursement
•	Kerry Questions DHS on Reported Air Marshal Shortage
•	Resignation Reports Premature, FEMA Head Says

April 3

•	TSP Monthly Returns for March 2008
•	OPM Says New RetireEZ Making Timely Payments
•	Group Pans Forest Service Purchase of UAVs

April 2

•	FAA Eases Veterans Training Benefits Restrictions
•	House Bill to Boost CBP Staffing by 6,000
•	VA Releases Updated Veterans Handbook

April 1

•	Most OPM Employees Like Their Jobs, Survey says
•	NNSA Launches Pay-For-Performance Project
•	NTEU, HHS Agree on Employee Awards; Talks Continue

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