OA offers classroom training for a variety of fields, including IT professionals, supervisors and project managers. Check out the spring 2010 course offerings and sign up via eLMS.
PA will receive $2.25 million in federal Recovery Act funds to help boost broadband and Internet coverage across the state. The funds will aid the state’s efforts to identify areas and organizations that lack broadband service, develop strategies to extend coverage, and promote collaboration.
A new e-mail encryption protocol affects e-mail sent by all state agencies that use the commonwealth’s central e-mail system. To learn more, you can get instructions for receiving secure e-mail or contact the person from whom you typically receive commonwealth e-mail.
Due to reductions in the fiscal year 2009-10 budget, the commonwealth unfortunately had to permanently furlough approximately 320 additional employees. Affected employees were notified by their agencies beginning on November 16, 2009.
OA offers classroom training for a variety of fields, including IT professionals, supervisors and project managers. Check out the spring 2010 course offerings and sign up via eLMS.
PA will receive $2.25 million in federal Recovery Act funds to help boost broadband and Internet coverage across the state. The funds will aid the state’s efforts to identify areas and organizations that lack broadband service, develop strategies to extend coverage, and promote collaboration.
A new e-mail encryption protocol affects e-mail sent by all state agencies that use the commonwealth’s central e-mail system. To learn more, you can get instructions for receiving secure e-mail or contact the person from whom you typically receive commonwealth e-mail.
Due to reductions in the fiscal year 2009-10 budget, the commonwealth unfortunately had to permanently furlough approximately 320 additional employees. Affected employees were notified by their agencies beginning on November 16, 2009.
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www.recovery.PA.gov Track how Pennsylvania is investing its federal economic stimulus funds.
The commonwealth’s chief diversity officer provides executive-level leadership to ensure that the commonwealth’s workplaces, services, and contracts promote a culture of inclusion and cultivate diversity and opportunity throughout state government.
Governor Edward G. Rendell’s Executive Order 2008-06 created Pennsylvania’s Office of Diversity Management
Governor Rendell announces the creation of the Office of Diversity Management, making Pennsylvania the first state to adopt a statewide strategy
DiversityInc covers the appointment of Pennsylvania’s Chief Diversity Officer
The commonwealth’s chief diversity officer provides executive-level leadership to ensure that the commonwealth’s workplaces, services, and contracts promote a culture of inclusion and cultivate diversity and opportunity throughout state government.
Governor Edward G. Rendell’s Executive Order 2008-06 created Pennsylvania’s Office of Diversity Management
Governor Rendell announces the creation of the Office of Diversity Management, making Pennsylvania the first state to adopt a statewide strategy
DiversityInc covers the appointment of Pennsylvania’s Chief Diversity Officer
You are welcome to receive e-mail updates on a variety of topics. Commonwealth employees and business partners with MUSER accounts are automatically eligible. Others should create accounts.
Once logged in, you can simply click on the topic below to sign up. To remove yourself from a list, use the “manage subscriptions” link in your confirmation e-mail. You can also sign up for emergency, weather and other safety alerts at Alert.PA.gov.
You are welcome to receive e-mail updates on a variety of topics. Commonwealth employees and business partners with MUSER accounts are automatically eligible. Others should create accounts.
Once logged in, you can simply click on the topic below to sign up. To remove yourself from a list, use the “manage subscriptions” link in your confirmation e-mail. You can also sign up for emergency, weather and other safety alerts at Alert.PA.gov.
On February 9, 2010, Governor Rendell proposed a fiscal year 2010-11 General Fund budget that spends $26.3 billion in state money, augmented by more than $2.7 billion in federal stimulus funds. Requiring no tax increases to balance, the plan holds the line on spending in most areas where cost increases are not mandated by law.
We Can't Move Forward Until You Mail It Back. An accurate count of residents can do great things for your community: better infrastructure, more services, a brighter tomorrow for everyone. So remember to complete and return your soon-to-be-mailed census form.
Pennsylvanians now have a new online resource to help them learn about and help control the spread of the novel H1N1 flu virus, also known as swine flu. The site was created by the Department of Health to answer questions and provide the latest news on the virus.
Pennsylvania expects to receive an estimated $16 billion in recovery funds from the federal government. This Web site is a window for you to see first-hand how and where that money is being used to promote economic recovery in the commonwealth.
On February 9, 2010, Governor Rendell proposed a fiscal year 2010-11 General Fund budget that spends $26.3 billion in state money, augmented by more than $2.7 billion in federal stimulus funds. Requiring no tax increases to balance, the plan holds the line on spending in most areas where cost increases are not mandated by law.
We Can't Move Forward Until You Mail It Back. An accurate count of residents can do great things for your community: better infrastructure, more services, a brighter tomorrow for everyone. So remember to complete and return your soon-to-be-mailed census form.
Pennsylvanians now have a new online resource to help them learn about and help control the spread of the novel H1N1 flu virus, also known as swine flu. The site was created by the Department of Health to answer questions and provide the latest news on the virus.
Pennsylvania expects to receive an estimated $16 billion in recovery funds from the federal government. This Web site is a window for you to see first-hand how and where that money is being used to promote economic recovery in the commonwealth.
