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A unit of the Health and Human Services Department has launched a call for an unusual type of leader. The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, SAMHSA, is looking for people who have experienced and overcome substance abuse in themselves or family members. It's called the SAMHSA Trailblazers in Advancing Recovery, or STAR Awards program. Joining the Federal Drive with detailed, the director of the SAMHSA's Office of Recovery, Paolo del Vecchio.
https://www.samhsa.gov/newsroom/press-announcements/20240626/nominations-open-samhsa-trailblazers-advancing-recovery-awards
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With the Fourth of July behind them, and the Republic convention ahead of some of them, Congress spends this week in session. Now the Senate will join the House to splash around in the budget pond. But that's not all, as we hear from Bloomberg Government Deputy News Director Loren Duggan.
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Cybersecurity becomes almost a personal matter when you're working in a war zone and information superiority is a must. My next guest spent 14 months in Afghanistan before the U.S. withdrawal. The retired Navy captain is now CEO of Coalfire, a cybersecurity company. Tom McAndrew joins me now.
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The Office Of Management and Budget and General Services Administration have been fielding a data integration tool to help contracting officers. Dubbed Co-Pilot, it gathers data from various governmentwide procurement systems, and presents buyers with pricing histories, vendor information and other data to help their decisions. How's the first month been going? We get an update from the senior advisor at the Office of Federal Procurement Policy, Christine Harada.
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Government employee recruitment often relies on the appeal of the mission. Still people want to be paid and have some financial security. A recent study of state and local emergency response employment seems to indicate one important factor in attracting job candidates, namely having a defined benefit pension plan. Tyler Bond, the research director for the National Institute on Retirement Security joins the Federal Drive with Tom Temin.
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More than 8,000 job candidates showed up last week to the Department of Homeland Security’s much-anticipated career expo. In just two days, DHS officials from dozens of offices and agencies conducted over 1,200 interviews. In the end, close to 500 candidates received job offers on the spot. Federal News Network’s Drew Friedman attended the event and she files this report.
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The Supreme Court rule last week that people subject to administratively-rendered fines and penalties have the right to a jury trial. The ruling had to do with the Securities and Exchange Commission. But as dissenter Justice Sotomayor said, it could upend the operations of many agencies. Federal sales and marketing consultant Larry Allen joined the Federal Drive with his reaction.
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