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If your work involves contracting or procurement; you regulate, audit or inspect non-Federal entities (NFE); or your activities might have a direct or substantial effect on the financial interest of NFEs, you may be required to file an OGE450. Here’s what that means.
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On Aug. 13 and 14, Exchange Director/CEO Tom Shull presented challenge coins to nearly four dozen Fort Hood, Central Region and headquarters associates. The HQ associates and many of the Fort Hood associates were involved in a test of the Army’s Flexible Eating & Expanded Dining (FEED) pilot program (you can read about the test…
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To the average layperson, it may not be a big deal to see the Exchange logo next to, say, a competitor’s label, . But since the Exchange is part of the federal government, we cannot endorse, or even appear to endorse, entities outside the government
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This has been an eventful election year, and no matter who you plan to vote for, it’s easy to become passionate. But because we’re federal employees, we’re required to abide by rules regarding political activity.
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Exchange Supports the Fight Against Human Trafficking on UN World Day Against Trafficking in Persons
Forced labor exploits victims for billions in profit each year. Learn how to be vigilant against trafficking in persons at work and in the community.
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The chief of the Exchange’s German & International Law Branch came to the Exchange in 1988 and will retire at the end of July.
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Does sovereign immunity apply to the Exchange? The short answer is yes. But the answer is more detailed than that.
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Take a stroll down this year’s Holiday’s Guidance for Exchange Associates to learn what you can give, what you can accept and more.
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Since late 2021, DoD civilian employees have been able to shop in-store at Exchanges. But what happens when those employees retire from active federal service? The answer might surprise you.
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