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OPM Revamps Online Pay Tables, Spearheads AI Adoption Across Federal Workforce

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By Jory Heckman Verified
| Cyber Era
The agency’s CIO Adam Starr described the pay table refresh as part of a broader plan to “make every part of the federal experience tech-first.” By Jory Heckman, Senior Reporter The federal government’s human resources agency is revamping one of the most heavily trafficked tools on its website: annual pay tables for federal employees. The Office of Personnel Management is planning to launch a new version of the online tables that agencies and employees use to look up federal pay rates each year.
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Enforcement ‘surge’ from DOJ, IRS uncovers $490M in suspected tax fraud

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By Jory Heckman Verified
| Government Executive Verified
The Justice Department, working with the IRS and its criminal investigation unit, is stepping up efforts to prosecute cases of alleged tax fraud. DOJ told reporters Wednesday that the tax section of its newly established National Fraud Enforcement Division is prosecuting 76 individuals for $490 million in alleged tax fraud schemes.
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USPS ‘ready to deliver’ ballots in midterms without mail-in voting EO restrictions

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By Jory Heckman Verified
| Government Executive Verified
Top officials at the Postal Service say the agency is ready to deliver mail-in ballots on time ahead of November’s midterm elections, using the same playbook from previous elections. USPS executives told reporters on Thursday that the agency will be deploying the same “extraordinary measures” from previous election cycles, and that the agency has a solid record using these measures to ensure ballots get to election officials on time.
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