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The guide Compensation Flexibilities to Recruit and Retain Cybersecurity Professionals provides checklists for, and examples of, certain compensation flexibilities in the Federal Government that can be used to recruit and retain civilian cybersecurity professionals. Office of Personnel Management. Close Menu.

CBAs should not include any signatures, individual names, or other personal identifiers. Agencies may simply remove the signature page from CBAs or redact individual signatures, names, and other personal identifiers from the CBAs.

Arbitration awards do not require Section conformance or redaction but must be in a searchable format. To register for the first time as an agency user, please go to the user registration page. For information on representational data on all bargaining units certified by the Federal Labor Relations Authority, including the name, description, location, bargaining unit employee population, and other information, please visit the Federal Labor Management Information System.