President issues video message to Defense employees as shutdown begins.
Can you be both righteous and morally flexible?
Current scenario differs from past government closings given rise in outsourcing.
About 900,000 feds, almost half the civilian workforce, must take unpaid leave during the shutdown.
The Government Business Council (GBC) partnered with OpenText to understand the perceptions, attitudes, and experiences of federal employees and their use of information management. The following infographic contains the findings from a comprehensive survey, as well as case studies from around government. For the full report, please click here.
Oct. 15th & 16th
Washington’s budget cuts have been felt in federal communities far and wide. And the pain could be just beginning.
New DirectionsLawmakers want to plot a different course for federal chief information officers. That won’t be easy.
Promising Practices by Siamak Farah
Fedblog by Charles S. Clark
Executive Coach by Scott Eblin
On Politics by Charlie Cook
Pay & Benefits Watch by Eric Katz
Retirement Planning by Tammy Flanagan
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