Senate, House Budget Plans Differ on Fed Benefits Cuts
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Men More Likely to Fill Most Lucrative Federal Jobs
Pressure to Report Job Satisfaction for Some Feds?
Ebook: Government's Catch 22 Performance Problem
Digital Briefing Center: Intelligent Automation
White House bows to political realities on military pay
For fiscal 2011, the House-passed defense authorization bill includes a 1.9 percent pay raise for the military.
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White House says pay freeze proposal was not a bargaining chip
Spokesman says decision was driven by deadline set in law, not upcoming meeting with congressional leaders.
From Nextgov.com: Countering WikiLeaks could stifle information sharing
Experts favor efforts to change behavior of would-be leakers rather than seeking new technical ways to protect secret government data .
FDA's top crime investigator retires following whistleblower's accusations
Complaint alleges Terry Vermillion used company services for personal work and government funds to pay for advanced training for his “office mistress.”
New House overseer suggests it might be closing time for some agencies
Rep. Darrell Issa, R-Calif., favors shuttering certain federal operations.
A Smart Reid
Both Democrats and Republicans could learn some lessons from Harry Reid’s successful reelection campaign.
OMB releases preliminary guidance on plain writing
Memo defines plain language and details steps for complying with new legislation.
Feds recoup $3 billion in false claims in fiscal 2010
Most of the cases involve allegations of fraud against the government brought by whistleblowers.
Postal Service contract negotiation deadline extended again
Union, USPS will resume negotiations Monday.
Interior to expedite permits for offshore wind energy
Department and state officials will identify Atlantic coast areas most suitable for development.
