NNSA rolling on with plans to shore up federal workforce

The National Nuclear Security Administration aims to continue shoring up its workforce by adding the equivalent of 38 full-time employees in fiscal year 2023, according to newly released details of its 2023 budget request.
The semiautonomous Department of Energy…

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