Hearing on Trump's VA Pick Delayed Indefinitely
Human Capital Officers May Get More Influential
IG Asked to Probe EPA's Broad Ethics 'Failures'
A Renewed Push for a Performance Pay Fund
The Administration’s War on Regulations
Flash Poll: The AI Advantage
Groups Boycott Administration's Facial Recognition Talk
The Commerce Department will forge ahead, but privacy advocates have lost faith in negotiations over software that can identify faces.
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What’s in a Name? Everything That’s Wrong With Job Classification
Title and grade inflation undermine government’s ability to compete for talent.
The Complexity of Being Richard Nixon
Often remembered as a brooding, vengeful, and almost cartoonish figure, his life was far more complicated than its caricature.
Why a Jeb Bush Presidency Could Mean Far Less Job Security for Feds
The shrinking government workforce is a "tribute to our maturity as a society," the former governor has said.
How You Show Up This Week Has a Huge Ripple Effect
A well-rounded leader focuses as much on relationships as results.
Disputed Power Maneuver Divides Chemical Safety Board
Move marks a new detour in effort to reform vacancy-plagued investigative body.
Employee Views on Pay and Morale Are In
Early results from the annual survey on feds’ job satisfaction will be available in late August.
IRS Chief Reiterates That the White House Had No Role in Lois Lerner Document Review
House Republicans' query about "special project team" shows confusion, Koskinen says.
How Can the Next President Build a Strong Political and Career Leadership Team?
Every management agenda starts with people.
Hillary Clinton Officially Launched Her Campaign Saturday
The Democratic presidential candidate gave her first big campaign speech in New York City on Saturday.
