Mulvaney Promises Punishment for Pruitt’s Spending Violations
Justice Dept. Alumni Sign Letter to Protect Mueller
The Administration’s War on Regulations
Many Pentagon Offices Would Vanish Under Reform Plan
Bipartisan Bills Would Allow VA to Research Marijuana
To Innovate, Public Sector Agencies Need to Modernize
Report suggests strategies for managing older workers
Organizations urged to show respect and provide opportunities for growth and training.
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Senate approves stronger whistleblower protections
President Bush has said he would veto the measure, but it has very strong support in both houses of Congress.
Arbitrator faults IRS in labor negotiations
Agency cited for bad-faith bargaining over employee work schedules.
Groups question TSP interfund transfer restrictions
Employee council probes alternatives to limiting participants’ number of trades per month.
House passes omnibus spending bill with 3.5 percent raise
Democrats back down on many spending priorities; Bush indicates he'll sign measure.
Catch-all funding bill includes pay parity, personnel provisions
Move follows authorization of equal increase for military service members.
TSP officials hear from participants on interfund restrictions
Some react negatively to a proposal to set a monthly limit on transfers, but officials are intent on moving forward.
Last-Minute Tips
A checklist for those about to move on to the next phase of their lives.
Job Corps kicks off YouTube recruiting campaign
Labor Department training program tailors advertising to students.
Performance Pay at VHA
The Veterans Health Administration is in the midst of a long-running effort to link employee pay raises to job performance.
