Keep the Office Running: A Smarter Strategy for a Productive Boston Relocation
An office move does not have to mean shutting down business for several days. With...
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admin A New Chapter Below the Mason-Dixon: Planning a Family Move to the Southeast
Relocating a family to the Southeast can change more than the address on a driver’s...
A Downtown Dunedin Move Starts With the Details Most People Overlook
Moving within downtown Dunedin, FL can be a very different experience from relocating between suburban...
A Smarter Way to Handle an Apartment-to-Apartment Move Near Downtown Athens
Moving from one apartment to another near downtown Athens may involve only a short distance,...
When the Whole Washington House Is Coming Along: Managing a High-Volume Hawaii Move
Some relocations involve a few rooms and a manageable number of boxes. Others involve an...
IRS and Social Security will see more employees quit without advanced leave, senators warn
Senate Democrats warn employees will “inevitably leave” both agencies following a suspension of advanced leave, adding to deep staffing cuts.
Trust in government is sinking, but a new survey suggests civil servants’ stock is rising
The percentages of respondents who said most civil servants are competent and committed to helping people “like me” increased to…
ICE’s $45 billion detention expansion is littered with costly missteps, watchdog reports
The Government Accountability Office criticized plans to sell recently purchased warehouses, the shuttered “Alligator Alcatraz” facility and spending millions to…
ShinyHunters claims FBI data theft, demands bureau retract cyber warning
The hacking group says it obtained sensitive employee and applicant records. The full scope of the claimed breach remains unclear.
GSA claims it found $1.2B in suspected COVID-related contracting fraud
The agency previously said it found $13 billion in suspected procurement-related fraud and is investigating other sources of potential fraud.