Jory Heckman is a reporter for Federal News Network, focusing on national news in the United States. With a background in journalism and experience with various media outlets, Jory covers a wide range of topics including federal agencies, employee satisfaction, emerging technology, and legislation.
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Jory's coverage primarily focuses on government announcements, particularly related to federal agencies and employee benefits within the United States. His articles revolve around human resources & employment, legal & compliance, and government & politics.
Given this focus, Jory is likely interested in receiving pitches that provide insights into changes within federal agencies' policies or initiatives related to employee benefits and technology implementation. Additionally, he may be open to commentary from experts in these fields who can offer valuable perspectives on the impact of such developments.
Pitches offering firsthand accounts or exclusive insights about challenges faced by employees or organizations within federal agencies could also be well-received by Jory for potential coverage.
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By: Jory Heckman
The National Association of Letter Carriers says the tentative agreement represents the union’s largest general wage increase since its 2006 labor contract.
By: Jory Heckman
The Social Security Administration is making IT investments that will make its employees more productive and its services more accessible to its customers.
By: Jory Heckman
In the first three weeks of October, USPS delivered 97.8% of mail-in ballots on time within its one-to-five-day standard for first-class delivery.
A Partnership for Public Service study finds agencies with higher employee engagement scores also saw higher internal customer service satisfaction scores.
By: Jory Heckman
Letter carriers, in hundreds of social media posts, have voiced their frustrations and tried to organize their coworkers to vote against the deal.
VA officials said only 3% of the 4,000 employees fired under the 2017 VA Accountability and Whistleblower Protection Act have returned to work.
GAO estimates the federal government saw $236 billion in improper payments in fiscal 2023
By: Jory Heckman
Vice President Kamala Harris has led some of the Biden administration’s efforts to empower the federal workforce and step up the use of artificial intelligence
By: Jory Heckman
Former President Donald Trump has repeatedly criticized much of the federal workforce, and taken measures to make it easier to fire federal employees.
By: Jory Heckman
About 8% of the State Department’s full-time Foreign Service officers have at least one disability. So does approximately 17% of its civil service workforce.
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