Bill Would Reverse Some Per Diem Rate Cuts
Feds Will Miss This Pay Raise Champion
TSP Picks Up Steam in February
CBO Pick Draws Mostly Good Reviews
'Polite' City Doesn't Want to Be Boastful
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Printing office cuts price, wins bid to handle 2004 budget
OMB has picked the Government Printing Office to print the fiscal 2004 budget after threatening to contract out the job if the printing office couldn’t underbid private contractors.
FAA says air traffic control not ‘inherently governmental’
The Transportation Department has decided its air traffic control operations are no longer inherently governmental work, a move that could lead to eventual outsourcing of such operations.
GPO offers to cut cost of printing budget document
The Government Printing Office has offered to cut the cost of printing the federal budget by 23 percent to prevent the Bush administration from contracting out the job.
Defense 'transformation' bill could include civil service overhaul
The Defense Department is crafting legislation that could provide wide-ranging flexibility in personnel and management rules, similar to authority enjoyed by the Homeland Security Department.
White House pondered longer job competition deadlines
The White House considered giving agencies much more time to complete public-private job competitions before choosing a 12-month deadline.
