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Deputy secretary to leave Labor Department
- National Journal
- December 21, 2006
- Comments
Steven Law will leave his post as the deputy secretary of the Labor Department in January, officials announced Thursday.
During his nearly six-year tenure with the Bush administration, Labor became the first Cabinet agency to win all "green" scores, including for e-government, from the White House Office of Management and Budget on the President's Management Agenda.
The White House measures e-government performance by issuing quarterly scorecards on how well agencies are executing the president's initiatives.
Law is a member of the President's Management Council and the chairman of its e-government committee, a council of deputy secretaries, senior agency leaders and chief information officers that oversees progress on the initiatives.
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