House Will Vote to Avoid Shutdown
Reforms Could Cost SSA 30,000 Jobs
The Safety Agency At War With Itself
5 Reasons Your Team Thinks You’re a Bad Boss
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New Crude-OIl Train Rules
SBA critic stops short of proposing agency's abolition
But researcher tells lawmakers only 3 percent of small firms use SBA's guaranteed loan program.
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Lawmakers move to extend ethics requirements
Bill would extend cooling-off period for political appointees and procurement officials.
Progress cutting improper payments may be overstated
Medicare program drove reported reductions for 2005, but improvement may be mostly on paper, GAO official says.
Feds see drop in jobs defended against contractors in 2005
Last year’s public-private competitions will save $3.1 billion over five to 10 years, OMB says.
As the Wall Crumbles
Intelligence and law enforcement agencies topple the information barrier.
Agencies urged to customize pay-for-performance systems
Merit Systems Protection Board says officials should make decisions about controlling costs and issuing ratings before designing systems.
OMB program assessments viewed as flawed budget tool
Congressional staffer says agencies should take program goals set by Congress into account.
OMB deputy unlikely to move up to top slot
Deputy Director for Management Clay Johnson will stay at the "M" part of the enterprise, says outgoing OMB chief Joshua Bolten.
Postal Service mulls operational rate hike
Boost could be the last before Congress passes an overhaul bill limiting increases.
Protests could delay outsourcing of tax collection
Concerns have been raised over one successful bidder’s role in a 2002 bribery case.
