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Federal job listings provide clues for next set of Schedule P/C conversions

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By Erich Wagner Verified
| Government Executive Verified
As agencies prep for a reported second round of conversions of federal positions out of the competitive service and into the at-will Schedule Policy/Career, experts have taken to reading new job postings as tea leaves in an effort to understand the initiatives current and future scope.
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Archives workers granted telework ahead of D.C. IndyCar race

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By Erich Wagner Verified
| Government Executive Verified
Skip to Content Insights & Reports Officials at the National Archives and Records Administration announced Tuesday that employees stationed at its headquarters building in downtown Washington may telework for the rest of the week due to nearby construction associated with this weekend’s IndyCar race in response to safety concerns from its union. Archives I, referred to colloquially as A1, is located inside and bound on three sides by the planned race route.
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Bill expanding paid leave for feds pared back in Senate

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By Erich Wagner Verified
| Defense One Verified
Skip to Content Sponsor Message Sponsor Message Insights & Reports August 17, 2026 Congress Personnel Legislation aimed at improving the amount of paid leave federal employees are eligible each year took another step forward as Democratic senators introduced companion legislation shortly before Congress left for its August recess.
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