Top workforce stories of 2020
Jessie Bur, Associate Editor at Federal Times, and Courtney Buble, Staff Correspondent at Government Executive, discuss assessment changes to federal hiring policy, telework and agency reopening plans
Jessie Bur, Associate Editor at Federal Times, and Courtney Buble, Staff Correspondent at Government Executive, discuss assessment changes to federal hiring policy, telework and agency reopening plans
Stuart McGuigan, Chief Information Officer at the U.S. Department of State, describes the task force examining what worked from the State Department’s approach to remote work during the pandemic
Jonathan Alboum, Principal Data Strategist at ServiceNow, discusses a new bill in the Senate that would keep as many employees as possible working remotely until HHS declares the pandemic is over
Greg Giddens, Partner at Potomac Ridge Consulting, talks about the effect of the remote work environment on the acquisition workforce, outcome measurement and onboarding
Grace McKinney, Head of Talent and Hiring at CivicActions, and John O’Duinn, Senior Strategist at CivicActions, discuss considerations for the future of remote work in the government
Deborah Lee James, Former Secretary of the U.S. Air Force, discusses the shift to telework at the Air Force during the pandemic and the possibility of it continuing into the future
James Hasik, Senior Fellow at the George Mason University Center for Government Contracting, details the advantages and disadvantages of remote work at the Department of Defense and the potential risks of continuing to use the Pentagon
Larry Allen, President of Allen Federal Business Partners, discusses the Defense Department’s plans to enable remote work options for classified projects
