The Many Benefits of Phased Retirement
TSP, Bonus and Official Time Bills Advance
Lawmakers to CBO Analysts: You’re Fired
'Chilling Effect' of Forced Reassignments
New ebook: How Data Is Driving Change In Agencies
For Federal Agencies, Standing Still is Not an Option
Plans for closing Joint Forces Command likely ready next month
Pentagon will cut roughly 1,900 civilian and contractor employees in a move expected to save $400 million.
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NSPS employees can expect 2.26 percent pay boost
Workers also will be eligible for performance-based raises up to a salary cap of $155,500.
Chamber of Commerce: Regulatory agencies overwhelmed
Business leaders criticize health care and financial reform laws and say SEC, HHS and Labor cannot handle new workload.
Obama nominates new OMB deputy director
Heather Higginbottom currently serves as deputy assistant to the president.
Tragedy brings focus on mental health agencies
House is slated to vote on health care law this week, which includes mental health service expansion.
Report finds IRS does business with tax delinquents
Agency often does not verify whether contractors have paid federal taxes, according to Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration.
Postal Service will cut more of its workforce
After eliminating senior positions, USPS will begin early retirement and personnel reduction.
National taxpayer advocate looped into debate on repealing health care law
Questions about IRS’ capacity to administer complex new law are released just as House Republicans launch bid to undo Obama’s reforms.
Gates moves to overhaul, boost military intelligence
Demand from ground commanders for intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance assets continues to exceed the military’s supply, secretary says.
From Nextgov.com: Commerce announces new shop to oversee online security
Office will coordinate public-private efforts to better protect electronic transactions for people and organizations.
