Union Exec Fired Over Letter to Members
The Flaws of 'Every Leak Makes Us Weak'
Why Senior Execs Leave Government
Peace Corps to Cut 20 Percent of Its Workforce
Making Government Work: How to Drive Change
Harness Your Data at Mission Speed
GAO to challenge eligibility of employees to unionize
Agency is hiring private legal counsel, plans to contest petitions of more than a third of employees who filed for an election.
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Getting to the SES
Training and leadership programs can help employees get to the top of the civil service ladder.
FAA, union haggle over performance pay
Employee organization argues formula hurts lower-level workers, with raises contingent on factors beyond their control.
Navy rolls out new workforce strategy
Service hopes to set an example for the federal government in recruiting and retaining talent.
Panel backs whistleblower rights for Defense contractors
An amendment to the 2008 Defense authorization bill seeks to give contract workers the same protections as federal employees.
Crediting Volunteer Service
How service in prominent federal volunteer programs is treated in retirement computations.
OPM pushes Homeland Security to move on pay for performance
Department has made progress on personnel reforms, but should begin basing pay on quality of work, report says.
Senate panel moves to scale back Pentagon personnel system
Armed Services Committee votes to repeal portions of the Pentagon's personnel system, amid rigorous lobbying from federal labor unions.
Model for Health Coverage
Democrats in the 2008 presidential campaign turn to the federal employee program as a health care solution.
Union criticizes report backing NASA workforce flexibilities
Group charges that until the agency receives more funding, its missions and workforce remain at risk.
