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Lew Cleans Up Signature for the Nation's Currency
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MANAGEMENT - ALL ARTICLES
Bush management agenda still a work in progress
So far, the results of Bush’s efforts are largely theoretical.
Gingrich calls for 'virtual public health service'
Former House speaker says federal government should commit 1 percent of health spending to improving health information technology.
Inspectors general urge lawmakers to pass job security measures
Representatives of the IG community encourage Congress to advance a bill that provides protection against reprisals and establishes term limits.
House subcommittee trims IRS enforcement budget
Panel also cuts $800 million requested by the U.S. Postal Service for biohazard detection equipment.
Management grades show greatest improvement yet
Agencies rallied to show substantially improved performance at the three-year anniversary of President Bush’s five-part management agenda.
Panel backs competitive sourcing measures favorable to federal employees
House subcommittee approves amendment granting in-house workers cost advantage in some job contests.
Management Lit
Poolside reading lists indicate that federal managers are interested in improving their organizations.
Questions linger about USDA's handling of mad cow issue
Critics question apparent leaks of critical information about tests on animals by agency employees.
Report: Agencies waste millions on vehicle fleets
Agencies can't ensure fleets are right size due to "a lack of attention to key management practices," GAO concludes.
Pentagon to hire more than 100 auditors
Direct-hire request granted to address department’s urgent need to fill positions.
