No Furloughs at Customs and Border Protection
IRS Employees to Receive $70 Million in Bonuses
Uncharted Financial Waters at Defense
Postal Service Eyes Cuba
Should Leaders Ever Lie?
Unions: Efficiency Board Is 'Offensive,' 'Unwise'
MANAGEMENT - ALL ARTICLES
With Bush victory, new phase of reform effort seen
As Kerry concedes, the first “MBA president” gets another four years to build on an aggressive government reform agenda.
How FEMA delivered Florida for Bush
The emergency management agency came through, with Election Day a breath away.
Federal employee unions upset at their candidate’s loss
Groups vow to work with both sides and urge President Bush to rethink his management initiatives.
Group recommends creating council to oversee electronic records management
Better visibility is called for in report from government working group focused on improving agencies’ electronic records management.
Immigration agency seeks to upgrade toll-free service
Some calls being routed from contractors to federal employees in an effort to cut waiting times.
Federal workers get three-hour window to vote
Excused absences for voting purposes rarely needed due to polling locations’ extended times, OPM says.
Postal Service tinkers with workers’ salaries
Pay for performance should not include factors outside postmasters’ control, group urges.
Union leaders hit the road to stump for Kerry
Leaders of federal labor unions are making it clear where they stand in Tuesday’s election.
Agencies show modest management improvements
Financial management initiatives received the worst ratings on the president's latest score card.
