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New York speeds processing of licensing for military spouses
New York is making it easier for some military spouses to go to work after moving to the state.
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Senior enlisted: Child care, spouse employment among troops’ top quality-of-life concerns
Familiar themes from deployment tempo to pay and benefits uncertainty topped the list of worries expressed by military families to enlisted leaders.
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PCS season could bring more hiring freeze headaches for military bases
The effects of the federal civilian hiring freeze could get worse with the upcoming permanent change of station season for service members, the services’ senior enlisted advisers told lawmakers Wednesday on Capitol Hill.
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Some fresh produce prices to decrease soon for commissary shoppers in the Pacific
Bagged salads will be cheaper starting in April, per an IG report triggered by complaints of cost spikes.
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Former DoD official on transgender policy reversal: Decision ‘saddens me’
A former Defense Department official says he is “saddened” by a DoD decision to stop enforcing his decision requiring protections for transgender children on military bases, and has concerns about career civilian employees reversing such decisions.
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Hiring freeze means longer lines at commissaries … and could lead to reduced hours
Commissary customers are already starting to see longer lines at the cash register in some locations as the result of the federal civilian hiring freeze, according to a Defense Commissary Agency spokesman.
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Federal hiring freeze means reduced hours, even closures, for some military exchanges
Most DoD family and quality-of-life programs aren’t exempted from the executive order.
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Uncertainty surrounds program to protect troops’ immigrant relatives
A key House Democrat wants to know whether the president’s immigration crackdown has stalled the Parole in Place program for military families.
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Army vows child care will continue, despite hiring freeze
In the wake of two Army installations’ decisions to cut back some of their child care, the Army has taken “corrective action” to ensure that child care will continue without interruption, officials announced today.
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2 Army bases blame Trump hiring freeze for child care cuts, despite DoD exemption
Despite Defense Department guidance that exempts child care workers from President Trump’s federal civilian hiring freeze, at least two Army installations have notified parents they’re being forced to make cuts in their child care programs.
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New York speeds processing of licensing for military spouses
New York is making it easier for some military spouses to go to work after moving to the state.
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Senior enlisted: Child care, spouse employment among troops’ top quality-of-life concerns
Familiar themes from deployment tempo to pay and benefits uncertainty topped the list of worries expressed by military families to enlisted leaders.
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PCS season could bring more hiring freeze headaches for military bases
The effects of the federal civilian hiring freeze could get worse with the upcoming permanent change of station season for service members, the services’ senior enlisted advisers told lawmakers Wednesday on Capitol Hill.
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Some fresh produce prices to decrease soon for commissary shoppers in the Pacific
Bagged salads will be cheaper starting in April, per an IG report triggered by complaints of cost spikes.
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Former DoD official on transgender policy reversal: Decision ‘saddens me’
A former Defense Department official says he is “saddened” by a DoD decision to stop enforcing his decision requiring protections for transgender children on military bases, and has concerns about career civilian employees reversing such decisions.
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Hiring freeze means longer lines at commissaries … and could lead to reduced hours
Commissary customers are already starting to see longer lines at the cash register in some locations as the result of the federal civilian hiring freeze, according to a Defense Commissary Agency spokesman.
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Federal hiring freeze means reduced hours, even closures, for some military exchanges
Most DoD family and quality-of-life programs aren’t exempted from the executive order.
-
Uncertainty surrounds program to protect troops’ immigrant relatives
A key House Democrat wants to know whether the president’s immigration crackdown has stalled the Parole in Place program for military families.
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Army vows child care will continue, despite hiring freeze
In the wake of two Army installations’ decisions to cut back some of their child care, the Army has taken “corrective action” to ensure that child care will continue without interruption, officials announced today.
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2 Army bases blame Trump hiring freeze for child care cuts, despite DoD exemption
Despite Defense Department guidance that exempts child care workers from President Trump’s federal civilian hiring freeze, at least two Army installations have notified parents they’re being forced to make cuts in their child care programs.
-
New York speeds processing of licensing for military spouses
New York is making it easier for some military spouses to go to work after moving to the state.
-
Senior enlisted: Child care, spouse employment among troops’ top quality-of-life concerns
Familiar themes from deployment tempo to pay and benefits uncertainty topped the list of worries expressed by military families to enlisted leaders.
-
PCS season could bring more hiring freeze headaches for military bases
The effects of the federal civilian hiring freeze could get worse with the upcoming permanent change of station season for service members, the services’ senior enlisted advisers told lawmakers Wednesday on Capitol Hill.
-
Some fresh produce prices to decrease soon for commissary shoppers in the Pacific
Bagged salads will be cheaper starting in April, per an IG report triggered by complaints of cost spikes.
-
Former DoD official on transgender policy reversal: Decision ‘saddens me’
A former Defense Department official says he is “saddened” by a DoD decision to stop enforcing his decision requiring protections for transgender children on military bases, and has concerns about career civilian employees reversing such decisions.
-
Hiring freeze means longer lines at commissaries … and could lead to reduced hours
Commissary customers are already starting to see longer lines at the cash register in some locations as the result of the federal civilian hiring freeze, according to a Defense Commissary Agency spokesman.
-
Federal hiring freeze means reduced hours, even closures, for some military exchanges
Most DoD family and quality-of-life programs aren’t exempted from the executive order.
-
Uncertainty surrounds program to protect troops’ immigrant relatives
A key House Democrat wants to know whether the president’s immigration crackdown has stalled the Parole in Place program for military families.
-
Army vows child care will continue, despite hiring freeze
In the wake of two Army installations’ decisions to cut back some of their child care, the Army has taken “corrective action” to ensure that child care will continue without interruption, officials announced today.
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2 Army bases blame Trump hiring freeze for child care cuts, despite DoD exemption
Despite Defense Department guidance that exempts child care workers from President Trump’s federal civilian hiring freeze, at least two Army installations have notified parents they’re being forced to make cuts in their child care programs.
