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Category Archives: Employment
The Future of the Federal Workforce
For Public Service Recognition Week, we’re celebrating the valuable contributions federal employees—including our GAO colleagues—provide to our country every day. This week is also a good time to think about how the government can manage its workforce in the future. … Continue reading
Addressing a Shortage of Critical Skills in the Federal Government
A talented workforce ensures the federal government is working effectively. However, we’ve previously reported and testified on gaps in skilled talent in the federal workforce—talent that is critical in areas like cybersecurity, acquisitions, and STEM (science, technology, engineering, and math). … Continue reading
Posted in Employment
Tagged federal employees, federal workforce, Office of Personnel Management, OPM, SI, special payments, Yvonne Jones
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What Does It Take to Work on Wall Street?
Is the financial field still a “boys only” club? And who has the skills and credentials to work on Wall Street? Today’s WatchBlog explores these questions and our recent report on the management-level representation of women and minorities and diversity … Continue reading
Building a Better Federal Workforce
This week marks Public Service Recognition Week. During this annual event, we usually feature some of our work on the federal workforce—and this year is no exception.
Posted in Employment, Government Operations, High Risk List, Human Capital
Tagged #fedBPTW, best places to work, federal telework, federal whistleblowers, millennials, Office of Personnel Management, OPM, PSRW, Public Service Recognition Week, Robert Goldenkoff, SI, telework, whistleblower, whistleblowers, Yvonne Jones
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Measuring Federal Employee Performance
For many federal employees, October means another cycle of performance appraisals and ratings. Federal agencies need employees who do good work, so today’s WatchBlog looks at what it takes to rate federal employees, how they measure up, and what to … Continue reading
Detecting Fraud in the Immigrant Investor Visa Program (podcast)
Foreign nationals who make substantial investments in projects that create or sustain U.S. jobs can get a conditional green card and a path to citizenship under the Immigrant Investor Program. Yet the program’s reliance on voluminous paper applications leaves it … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Development, Employment, Fraud, International Affairs, Justice and Law Enforcement, Podcast, Worker and Family Assistance
Tagged citizenship, EB-5 Visa Program, foreign investors, foreign nationals, green card, Immigrant Investor Program, immigrants, immigration, Seto Bagdoyan, visas
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