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Jared Serbu

Nola, Washington, D.C., United States

Deputy Editor and DOD Reporter at Federal News Network

Host at On DoD

Deputy Editor, Federal News Network [email protected]

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  • OPM appears to cancel sole-source award for cloud HR system

    6 days ago | federalnewsnetwork.com | Jared Serbu

    The Office of Personnel Management appears to be walking back the surprise sole-source contract award it made just a week ago for HR information technology services.

  • The Budget Control Act, sequestration and a decade of budget chaos

    1 week ago | federalnewsnetwork.com | Jared Serbu

    What: The Budget Control Act and sequestrationWhen: Congress passed the Budget Control Act in 2011, triggering a failsafe mechanism that suddenly reduced federal expenditures in 2013. Why it matters: An ill-fated attempt to reduce the federal budget deficit resulted in Congressional gridlock, leading to sudden across-the-board budget cuts in 2013 and a decade of federal budget uncertainty.

  • After first successful audits, Marines focus on making them sustainable

    1 week ago | federalnewsnetwork.com | Jared Serbu

    The Marine Corps is DoD’s only military service that’s managed to pass a financial statement audit. But the way it’s gone about it isn’t the sort of thing you’d want to do over the long term. The current process is expensive, time-consuming, and filled with manual workarounds. But officials say they recognize those issues, and the next step is to make those successful audits more sustainable.

  • Unions, cities, nonprofits challenge constitutionality of Trump’s government reorganization

    2 weeks ago | federalnewsnetwork.com | Jared Serbu

    A coalition of nearly two dozen unions, local governments and nonprofit groups filed suit against the Trump administration in federal court Monday, alleging that it’s in the midst of a broad, unconstitutional and secretive reorganization of the federal government.

  • Appeals court blocks another ruling that ordered reinstatement of probationary workers

    1 month ago | ourcommunitynow.com | Jared Serbu

    Share For the second time in as many days, a higher court has paused a judicial ruling that ordered the reinstatement of federal employees who were fired en masse, leaving thousands of probationary workers vulnerable once again to potential termination. In a 2-1 ruling Wednesday, a three-judge panel of the Fourth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily set aside a Maryland judge’s injunction that had ordered agencies to reinstate employees in 19 states and the District of Columbia.

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RT @jheckmanWFED: Roughly 65% of the overall federal civilian workforce would continue working through the shutdown - either with or withou…

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RT @jheckmanWFED: SCOOP: @IRSnews is reversing course on its government shutdown plans, telling employees it will “partially close” if Cong…