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
Spying on Feds, Putting IRS Agents at the Border and Other Ideas From Presidential Hopefuls
A roundup of proposals from the campaign trail for reforming the federal workforce.
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Senators Offer Plan to Streamline Program Management
Ernst and Heitkamp would import private-sector accountability practices.
The Key Factor Almost Every Hiring Manager Overlooks
Beware of the person who cares about the title.
Obama Takes in the Congressional Baseball Game
The president is taking no chances in his lobbying effort before Friday's vote. Also, he met the racing presidents.
The Enduring Sexism in Science
Nobel Laureate Tim Hunt resigned over inappropriate comments, but such blatant instances of bias are only the most publicized examples of a more pervasive problem.
Why Credit Monitoring Fails to Address the Real Threat Facing Hacked Feds
State-sponsored breach was probably never about financial information, experts say.
OPM Hacking Deals Yet Another Blow to Federal Morale
Employees are upset at the way OPM handled the breach, but private sector cybersecurity is not much better, contractors note.
Rule #1: Policy Design Starts With Operational Capacity
What happens when policy wonks make implementation someone else's problem.
On His European Tour, Jeb Bush Shakes Fist at Putin
Bush is taking a different tack on his presidential rite of passage in Europe than his GOP rivals: he’s talking.
The Price of Reading Hillary Clinton's Emails
Twelve State Department employees are working full-time to vet thousands of messages, but that's just part of a process that could cost more than $1 million.
