Women Underrepresented in Highest-Paid Federal Jobs
The Debate Over Expanding Private Care for Vets
Trump to Cabinet: Expect ‘Lots of Heart’ Despite Budget Cuts
Locality Pay Parity Between Blue and White Collar Feds
The 6 Agencies Where Employee Morale Has Declined the Most
Digital Briefing Center: Intelligent Automation
From Nextgov.com: Agencies could be prone to new kind of sophisticated cyberattack
The government should watch out for “man-in-the-browser” attacks that have been used to steal money from financial institutions, security expert says.
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Gates announces major cuts at Defense
Pentagon will eliminate three organizations plus eliminate contractors, 150 senior executives and 50 flag officers.
Senators are worried about counterfeit Defense supplies
Two recent reports finding vulnerabilities in the Pentagon’s ability to detect and prevent fakes spark concern.
Lawmaker seeks cap on federal workforce growth
Move could increase outsourcing and federal spending, union leaders and Democratic lawmakers say.
Industry group fears publicizing contractor database could backfire
Professional Services Council argues opening FAPIIS could improperly influence the bidding process and lead to disclosure of proprietary information.
Energy scrambles to meet deadline for obligating stimulus money
Recovery Act funds could expire before all awards are made in two major fossil energy projects, IG says.
Former Hill investigator nominated for CIA inspector general
David B. Buckley has more than 30 years of experience in military and intelligence issues and federal oversight.
Senate sends 13 nominations back to White House
Nominees, including Medicare chief and Customs and Border Protection commissioner, will have to be sent to the Hill again.
Senators call for improved Medicaid oversight
GAO finds Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services is inconsistently reviewing whether state payment rates are actuarially sound.
USPS posts $3.5 billion third quarter loss
Workforce cuts and push for fewer delivery days will continue, officials say.
