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New FAQs on Vaccine Attestation and Testing Include Onsite Contractors 

Those who provide false information on their vaccination form could be removed from government work.

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USPS Board Meeting Turns Testy as Biden Appointees Voice Disagreements With DeJoy’s Vision

The postmaster general's plan is "ill-conceived" and "dangerous," newly sworn-in board member says.

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GovExec Daily: Emotional Compensation and Employee Retention

Michael Lee Stallard joins the podcast how to use connectedness to keep a workplace together.

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Republicans Throw Roadblocks Into Government Spending, Debt Ceiling Plans

Lawmakers have a long way to go to stave off a shutdown or fiscal calamity this fall.

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Biden Nominates Ex-Merit Systems Protection Board Chair for Labor Authority

The White House also announced plans to nominate a new slate of Democratic appointees to the board that oversees the Thrift Savings Plan.

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Biden to Nominate former HUD Official to Lead Federal Procurement Office

If confirmed, Biniam Gebre would play a leading role in administering the administration’s ambitious management plans.

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DHS Begins Deploying Body Cameras for Some Border-Based Law Enforcement Personnel

CBP will issue cameras to only a fraction of CBP personnel, who will maintain discretion in activating them.

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Contracting Association Calls for Extension of COVID-19 Leave Provision 

This will help the government prepare for the next emergency, says the Professional Services Council. 

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Afghanistan’s COVID-19 Response Falters as U.S. Troops Withdraw

The Taliban is expanding into new territories as the U.S. and NATO leave, complicating the country’s Covid-19 response.

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Here’s Why the CDC Recommends Wearing Masks Indoors even if You’ve Been Fully Vaccinated against COVID-19

The CDC guidance applies to areas with high coronavirus transmission rates – which on the day of the announcement covered 63% of U.S. counties.

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Immigration Prosecutors Were Told Not to Push for Deportation in Cases Like His. He Was Ordered Deported the Next Day.

Under a new Biden policy, more than 100,000 immigrants could have their cases dropped. But that discretion is left to individual prosecutors, and many are letting the deportation machine roll on.

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Biden: Onsite Contractors Must Attest to Vaccine Status or Be Subject to Restrictions 

The White House rolled out a slew of initiatives to boost vaccinations in the United States. 

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GovExec Daily: How CFOs See the Pandemic and Resiliency

Ann Ebberts of the Association of Government Accountants and Grant Thornton's Tony Scardino join the podcast to discuss a survey of government financial officials.

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The High Cost of Leaving Key Federal Management Jobs Unfilled

Until President Biden gets key officials in place, it’s going to be difficult for him to make progress on his agenda.

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Biden Administration Releases ‘Made in America’ Proposed Rule

This is one of the Biden team’s procurement reforms.

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6 Things to Know about the Slow COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout

Experts explain the COVID-19 vaccine rollout, what's going wrong (particularly in low-income countries), and what needs to change.

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Biden Weighs Vaccine Mandate for the Federal Workforce

Yes, your agency can require you to get one, despite the fact that vaccines have been issued only under emergency use authorization by the FDA.

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Coronavirus Roundup: CDC Expected to Release New Guidelines for Vaccinated People; Agencies Provide Resources for Long-COVID

There's a lot to keep track of. Here’s today’s list of news updates and stories you may have missed.