IRS Hearing Gets Heated
Rocks, Guns and the Border Patrol
Budget Winners and Losers
Have Feds Gotten 25% of the Year Off?
The 'Pitiful' 1 Percent Pay Raise
Obama’s $26B ‘Wish List’ for the Pentagon
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EEOC raises visibility of initiative to hire more disabled
Program seeks to stem a decrease in representation of the severely disabled in the federal workforce.
Command Presence
It’s not only what you say, but how you say it that makes a strong leader.
Movement in federal IT jobs increasing, panelists say
The “golden handcuffs” perception of federal work is fading, fostering more back and forth between the civil service and the private sector.
OPM launches online toolkit to speed federal hiring
Web site will help agencies identify weak points in recruitment strategies.
Senator unsure of postal overhaul's lame duck prospects
A key issue is whether the Postal Service should price single-piece parcels based on market forces.
Experts discuss how blogs helped pass database bill
Measure signed by President Bush early last week calls for OMB to create a free search engine and database to track federal grants and contracts.
GAO backs more accountability in grant programs
Agencies should work with grantees to find useful performance metrics, study finds.
Judge rejects request to dismiss ex-Park Police chief’s suit
Privacy Act suit seeks performance evaluation that attorneys argue is central to the potential reinstatement of Teresa Chambers.
Postal reform bill close to final passage
A few areas of possible contention remain, including the rules for postal rate increases and workers compensation.
Pentagon official optimistic about overturning labor ruling
David Chu says if Defense loses court case, the department may ask Congress for help.
