GOP leaders hopeful of a nominally balanced budget

• Lisa Caruso and Mark Wegner
• March 7, 2002

New group aims to groom more black senior managers

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• March 6, 2002

FDA, drug makers cut deal to boost fees, staff

• April Fulton
• March 6, 2002

Senator pledges to advance anti-discrimination bill

Sen. Joseph Lieberman, D-Conn., committed to moving a federal anti-discrimination bill out of committee and onto the Senate floor after meeting with the Rev. Al Sharpton and a group of federal employees Tuesday afternoon.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• March 6, 2002

GSA to feds: Don’t talk and drive

• Katy Saldarini
• March 5, 2002

Study to look at how agencies sell federal careers

• Kellie Lunney
• March 4, 2002

House, Senate face budget maze

• Lisa Caruso
• March 4, 2002

New Defense reimbursement rule has travel contractors worried

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• March 1, 2002

Oversight board hunts for new IRS commissioner

The Treasury Department and the independent board that oversees the Internal Revenue Service are reviewing potential candidates for the job of IRS commissioner in the hopes of sending names to the White House within the next month.

• Brian Friel
• March 1, 2002

State Department overhauls discrimination complaint process

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• February 28, 2002

GAO chief warns of staggering fiscal challenges

• Keith Koffler and Lisa Caruso
• February 27, 2002

Congress to take a hard look at agency spending plans

• Congress Daily
• February 25, 2002

Twelve Steps to Communication Success

• February 25, 2002

Agencies need better ways to assess job candidates, report says

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• February 22, 2002

GAO sues Cheney over energy task force records

• Congress Daily
• February 22, 2002

Pressure builds on Interior to fix Indian trust fund system

• Michael Steel
• February 22, 2002

Faith-based initiatives office defends its efforts

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• February 21, 2002

Space hero calls for robust space program, strong civil service

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• February 21, 2002

Safety and health violations found at U.S. Mint plant in Philadelphia

A Labor Department inspection has turned up 47 safety and health violations at the U.S. Mint facility in Philadelphia.

• Kellie Lunney
• February 21, 2002

Balanced budget goal remains difficult

• Lisa Caruso
• February 19, 2002