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MANAGEMENT - ALL ARTICLES
Congress faces Sept. backlog, prospect of lame duck
Only one of the 13 annual spending bills has been enacted.
Management reports highlight agencies’ human capital achievements
Accomplishments shared by agencies that got to green in personnel reform on OMB's latest management scorecard.
Experts weigh Goss’ ability to manage CIA bureaucracy
New CIA chief will take over agency just as intelligence community begins transformation.
Emergency funding requests highlight budget issues
The Senate has all but abandoned plans to bring up an fiscal 2005 omnibus spending package next month.
OPM official cites ongoing concerns over use of hiring flexibilities
Strides on the personnel section of Bush’s reform agenda lauded, but other areas lag.
9/11 commissioners worry federal reforms might not stick
Strong congressional oversight seen as the key ingredient to force agencies to change.
Bush adviser defends indirect approach to trimming management ranks
OMB's Clay Johnson says there's no need for an initiative aimed specifically at cutting supervisory layers.
Controversy flies around grounded firefighting tankers
Negotiations over much-needed proprietary information drag on.
OMB to work on capturing potential savings from management agenda
As the President’s Management Agenda enters its fourth year, the administration will also concentrate on getting more lawmakers on board.
