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Eric White
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Newscaster and Producer, Federal News Network
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Politics and Health
I don't cover topics about health, natural sciences, and technology.
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By Eric White Verified| Federal News Network Verified The Office of Personnel Management is reminding agencies of the procedures for conducting a reduction in force (RIF). New guidance from OPM details the processes involved in a RIF, like notice periods, benefits and employee appeals. The guidance comes as agencies are taking further steps toward conducting their RIF plans. The efforts will lead to large workforce cuts and possible agency relocations. The Trump administration is also making some significant changes to the standard RIF process.
By Eric White Verified| Federal News Network Verified The Trump administration's contracting freeze has caused several contractors to go out of business. The Professional Services Council, an industry association, said it's aware of almost a dozen small firms who were forced to close shop because agencies are not paying their invoices in a timely manner. David Berteau, the president of PSC, told reporters yesterday that the executive order is causing the government to delay payments and freeze contract actions.
By Eric White Verified| Federal News Network Verified The Office of Personnel Management is reminding agencies of the procedures for conducting a reduction in force (RIF). New guidance from OPM details the processes involved in a RIF, like notice periods, benefits and employee appeals. The guidance comes as agencies are taking further steps toward conducting their RIF plans. The efforts will lead to large workforce cuts and possible agency relocations. The Trump administration is also making some significant changes to the standard RIF process.
Company Info
Federal News Network
Federal News Network is a prominent source of information and analysis for those supporting federal agencies. Established in 2000 by Bonneville International, it began as FederalNewsRadio.com, the first Internet-only all-news station, and has since expanded to terrestrial radio. Now part of Hubbard Broadcasting, it broadcasts on 1500 AM in the Greater Metropolitan Washington area and maintains a strong online presence. The network offers a range of news programs featuring respected journalists, including "Ask the CIO," "On DoD," and "The Federal Drive." It provides non-partisan news coverage and in-depth analysis of federal policies, helping agency managers, policymakers, and contractors stay informed. With approximately 31 employees and a revenue of around $6 million, Federal News Network is headquartered in Chevy Chase, Maryland. The organization also utilizes digital communication tools to enhance connectivity within the federal community.
Chevy Chase, Maryland, United States
+1 202-895-5027
Founded: 2000