New Program Enlists Americans to House Refugees as Refugee Admissions Remain Low
The Biden Administration is launching a pilot program that will allow Americans to welcome and support refugees entering the country. The new initiative, entitled the Welcome Corps, will allow private citizens to welcome refugees approved for resettlement through the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program (USRAP).
U.S., Cuba Renew Law Enforcement Dialogue After Hiatus
After a more than four-year hiatus, U.S. and Cuban security officials officially resumed the U.S.-Cuba Law Enforcement Dialogue.
New Guidance on Promoting Internships in Federal Agencies
With the U.S. job market still relatively tight, the federal government is working to stand out as an employer of choice, especially for workers embarking on their careers.
Living in the Sandwich Generation
The weather is cooling down, the leaves are falling, and the holiday season is on the horizon. During this time of year, we celebrate holidays that compel us to take the time to appreciate our loved ones.
Top 10 Cases of 2022 Impacting the Federal Workforce
This week on FEDtalk, the Attorneys of Shaw Bransford & Roth, with a combined three decades of representing federal employees, discuss the significant cases impacting the federal workforce.
Federal Workers Prepare for Changes Under New House Rules Package
Federal Workers to Receive Largest Raise in Two Decades
DHS Lags on Deactivating Access for Former Employees, Contractors
Federal Workers to Receive Largest Raise in Two Decades
President Biden Announces Border Policy Changes, Visits U.S.-Mexico Border
Federal Workers to Receive Largest Raise in Two Decades
