Army loses 18% of civilian workforce at two major depots
The GAO found that the Anniston and Red River Army Depots lost nearly 800 permanent and term-limited employees when comparing fiscal 2021 to fiscal 2025.
The GAO found that the Anniston and Red River Army Depots lost nearly 800 permanent and term-limited employees when comparing fiscal 2021 to fiscal 2025.
“With the pace of industry moving so fast, there’s a natural amount of distrust for what AI can deliver,” said Ian Kalin.
“Contractors have been getting materially different certification requests from the government in terms of what they need to be certified to,” said Ryan Frazee.
“I would hope the takeaway here is better disclosure upfront in the solicitation of whether AI is going to be used and where,” Alan Chvotkin said.
“This technology is real. It works. And companies and the government are moving forward on this,” said Jim Carroll.
Experts say the incident highlights potential gaps in government and industry vetting processes, especially for jobs like IT support work.
Facilitating short breaks for employees to chat, read, make personal calls, or enjoy some fresh air can be a boon to engagement, satisfaction, and productivity. The post Time…
By investing in these technologies today, we can build a defense ecosystem that protects people who serve while delivering the capabilities needed for tomorrow.
“The whole point and the principle behind having these different certifications is to make sure that somebody is coming in behind you,” said Angie Lienert.
Social media platforms have helped level the playing field for small businesses without the defense acquisition know-how of Pentagon primes.