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White House wants more federal workers to face competition
Think your job is "inherently governmental"? Think your job is safe from the Bush administration's public-private competition drive? Think again.
OMB to let agencies privatize offices for 2003 target
Agencies may privatize some operations in fiscal 2003 to comply with a Bush administration mandate to open federal jobs to the private sector, an Office of Management and Budget official said Thursday.
TSP board fires, sues computer modernization firm
The Thrift Savings Plan board on Tuesday fired the contractor that has spent four years trying to modernize the retirement savings program’s computer system.
Army has fewer contractors but they cost more, study shows
The Army employs a smaller contractor workforce than previous Defense Department studies have found, but contractors who work for the Army cost more than was previously thought, according to preliminary data from an Army study.
Tech workers will be guinea pigs for civil service changes
A House lawmaker on July 31 will unveil legislation to change some rules for recruiting and retaining federal technology and procurement specialists.
Retired officers say outsourcing bill threatens national security
Legislation allowing federal employees to compete for virtually all government contracts would cause “irreparable harm” to national security, according to 12 retired senior military officers.
