Troops Headed for 1 Percent Pay Raise
Will Feds Get Christmas Eve Off?
Why is Morale So Low at DHS?
The Slowly Shrinking Federal Workforce
Some Federal Managers Just Can't Manage
Paving the Way for Self Plus One Option in FEHBP
OVERSIGHT - ALL ARTICLES
Inspector general notes moderate progress at FEMA
IG says agency has made improvements, but not "substantial" ones, in eight of nine of the most important preparedness areas.
Much-derided overseas contracting loophole to be closed
OMB says the exemption was included in draft regulations because they were based on a decades-old Defense Department rule.
Census to scrap handheld computers for 2010 count
Increased costs and performance issues lead to Commerce secretary’s decision, which will cost the bureau up to $3 billion.
GSA now says resellers not affected by IBM suspension
Federal contractors can continue to sell IBM products under their own contracts.
General says Army needs to reduce combat tours in Iraq
Army vice chief of staff nominee says a maximum of 12 months is the goal.
No record of arms dealer’s certification as disadvantaged business
Suspended Defense contractor was designated as small and disadvantaged, but federal officials say it was never officially classified as such.
GSA official: IBM 'suspension is not punishment'
Resellers to feel the financial pain of company’s disbarment from receiving new federal contracts.
Intelligence officers call al Qaeda nuclear threat real
Officials also tell Senate panel that they don't believe any terrorist organization has developed a nuclear device yet.
McCain's Own Surge
The GOP has serious problems in the fall, but John McCain may not be one of them.
FBI director grilled on use of increase in funding level
House Appropriations Committee has worked to double the agency's budget since 2001.
