Should the IRS Hire Private Debt Collectors?
Painless Management Reforms?
Virginia Didn't Learn From the Shutdown
HUD Will Post Officials' Salaries Online
Will This Year's PMF Finalists Find Jobs?
Inside the Military’s New Office for Cyborgs
MANAGEMENT - ALL ARTICLES
Senate GOP appropriators announce subcommittee leaders
Thad Cochran, R-Miss., reclaims the top Republican slot on the Homeland Security Subcommittee he gave up two years ago.
Audit could recoup millions in mistaken Navy telecom payments
Effort will attempt to identify mistakes such as payments on noncompliant contracts or nonoperating circuits, and double billing.
Military justice code now covers some contractors
Advocates for contractors say rule change is ill-advised and unlikely to be applied immediately.
DHS announces $445 million in infrastructure protection grants
The bulk of funds available in 2007 will go toward transit and port security.
Taxpayer advocate urges repeal of outsourced debt collection
Annual report on IRS activities calls initiative “fatally flawed.”
GAO: Interior office lacks timetable for trust fund reforms
Office charged with implementing management changes also lacks adequate strategy for operations once reforms are complete.
Teamsters seek rail security focus
Government and the private sector should collaborate to add more security personnel, officials say.
High-ranking GSA acquisition official to retire
Departure of G. Martin Wagner marks second time in recent months that a senior GSA official involved in e-gov efforts has announced plans to leave.
Tax season begins with policy changes, e-filing push
Taxpayers who wish to file electronically can do so through authorized tax preparers, over-the-counter software and the Free File program.
House Dems unveil sweeping post-9/11 security measure
Bill would increase risk-based grant allocations and step up cargo screening; would not reform congressional oversight of DHS.
