House GOP Group Envisions Massive Changes to Civil Service
Human Capital Officers May Get More Influential
EPA’s Pruitt Deflects Blame, But Promises Changes
A Renewed Push for a Performance Pay Fund
The Administration’s War on Regulations
Flash Poll: The AI Advantage
Legislative Stunt of Epic Proportions
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Thousands of volunteer feds staff Katrina relief effort
More than 7,500 civil servants have assisted as volunteers, with offers to help still arriving.
House votes to centralize Veterans Affairs IT spending
Legislation would place department’s IT in chief information officer’s hands.
Pay raise spared in Senate budget measure
Republican senator says he is still working to freeze the 3.1 percent proposed hike for next year.
DHS releases draft infrastructure protection plan
Public has until Dec. 5 to submit comments.
Administration avian flu plan questioned by House panel
House members express concern about limited amount of money for stockpiling federally recommended amounts of anti-viral treatments.
DHS chief sees FEMA operating like a successful business
Michael Chertoff wants agency to remain within Homeland Security, not return to independent, Cabinet-level status.
Data security officials ponder response to 'year of breaches'
Number of identities compromised this year is "north of 50 million," Commerce Department official says.
