All posts tagged "Joe Biden"
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Trump expected to pull out of Paris agreement – but other climate rollbacks may be tougher
Donald Trump’s win in the US election earlier this month will bring sweeping changes across many areas of government policy – not least climate action. When he takes office as
- Posted November 18, 2024
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What Trump’s presidency means for AI
US president-elect Donald Trump is expected to use his second term to introduce sweeping changes to the Biden administration’s stance on artificial intelligence (AI). According to the Republican Party platform,
- Posted November 12, 2024
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Trump supporters develop ‘blacklist’ of federal workers, UK civil service prepares for election results, and more
Hello and welcome to our Management and Workforce Monitor newsletter. This month, we’re focusing on how some of 2024’s elections around the world could impact public service management. In this
- Posted July 2, 2024
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From AI fears to public service strikes on pay: Global Government Forum’s top news stories of 2023
After another busy year for public servants, these are some of GGF’s top news stories from the last 12 months This year was one where great expectations and anxieties around
- Posted December 26, 2023
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US agencies lack ‘comprehensive and accurate’ AI inventories, GAO report finds
Most major US federal agencies do not have clear and precise data on their current and planned use of artificial intelligence, the Government Accountability Office (GAO) has found. By examining
- Posted December 19, 2023
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Biden warns of ‘dangers’ of removing civil service protections from US federal officials
US president Joe Biden has warned that Republican plans to turn more civil service jobs into political appointments are part of a “dangerous” political movement in America. Speaking in Arizona
- Posted October 5, 2023
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Republicans could politicise 50,000 civil service jobs, US academic warns
A Republican president would revive Trump’s bid to take powers to dismiss any civil servant involved in policy work, a leading American academic has said at an event on civil
- Posted July 12, 2023
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Nato: Vilnius summit will reflect fresh sense of purpose over Ukraine war – but hard questions remain over membership issues
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has given NATO fresh sense of purpose and momentum. But the summit this week at Vilnius need to address a number of key issues The US
- Posted July 9, 2023
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US government to ban use of salary history in federal job offers
The US government is set to prohibit the use of previous salary information in setting pay for federal employees as part of action to boost pay equity. The Office of
- Posted May 15, 2023
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Biden administration rolls back telework as Australia tables flexible work principles
The Biden administration announced measures to reduce teleworking at federal agencies on 13 April, exactly a year after agencies began implementing their return-to-office plans. A memo sent to agency heads
- Posted April 19, 2023