Type
Unresolved source record
ARCE
Preserved source record
Washington Aqueduct Division, Administrative Branch
This is a raw imported USAJOBS hiring label. It remains preserved and searchable, but it is not automatically treated as a top-level federal agency.
Active jobs
0
No Active jobs
Historical jobs
4
Closed federal job announcements
Evidence
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Unresolved
Parent
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Source labels
Raw names stay traceable
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| Raw source name | Code | Active | Historical |
|---|---|---|---|
| Washington Aqueduct Division, Administrative Branch | ARCE | 0 | 4 |
Hierarchy
Verified children remain separate
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No verified child organizations are linked here yet.
Related research
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Workforce / August 28, 2026
The Federal Workforce Was Ordered Back to Offices. Washington-Area Headcount Fell by 47,998.
OPM records show Washington-area headcount and share fell after the 2025 return-to-office order as separations surged and hiring contracted.
Data investigations / August 26, 2026
USDA Plans to Move 2,600 Washington Positions. Its 2019 Relocation Lost More Than Half the Staff.
USDA's 2019 research-agency move lost more than half the staff. New data show the larger 2026 relocation reaches a deeply experienced Washington workforce.
Data investigations / August 25, 2026
The Wage and Hour Division Has 883 Investigators for 155 Million Workers. Its Newer-Tenure Bench Collapsed.
Wage and Hour retained consequential enforcement results as investigator ranks fell 36% from their 2012 peak and its newer-tenure bench thinned sharply.