Erich Wagner is a Staff Correspondent for Government Executive, with a focus on national news in the United States. His work also appears in Nextgov and FCW. Erich covers a range of topics related to government operations, federal agencies, and policy, providing in-depth analysis and reporting on issues affecting the federal workforce and the implementation of government programs.
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Erich Wagner's coverage is predominantly focused on government announcements and legal policy regulations within the context of federal workforce, OPM, and social security. His articles tend to highlight legislative changes affecting employment policies or government agencies. If you are reaching out to Erich, provide comprehensive knowledge in these areas such as new legislation impacting the federal workforce or updates related to OPM and Social Security administration.
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Senators appeared poised Wednesday to advance the nominations of aspiring leaders in labor-relations.
The move to allow federal employees to telework while overseas with their service member spouses is part of a larger effort to boost recruitment of military spouses.
More than 175 Democratic lawmakers said the federal government must do more to protect access to health services like in-vitro fertilization in light of a recent Alabama court ruling that effectively banned the procedure alongside abortion services.
Though the federal government had already implemented a form of “ban the box” administratively, the Fair Chance to Compete for Jobs Act necessitated an update of the policy.
The most recent iteration of the annual defense policy bill extends a number of temporary pay and benefits provisions for both civilian and military service members and allows veteran feds to credit active duty service toward paid parental leave requirements.
House Republicans continued to demand better data from the Biden administration regarding the prevalence and effectiveness of telework at federal agencies.
After two months of sustained gains, only one portfolio in the federal government’s 401(k)-style retirement savings program finished last month in the black.
Jill Baisinger, current chief of staff in the Interior Department’s Office of the Inspector General, will take over for Roderick Anderson at the end of May.
Officials hope that the changes will better equip agencies to tackle skills gaps and help finally address the more than two-decade-long struggle to remove human capital management from the government’s High Risk List.
Two separate groups of Defense Department employees stationed in Germany voted to join the nation’s largest federal employee union this week.
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