Management

Trump Deregulation Expands to Workplace Fatalities, Gender Pay

Agencies are told to curb data reporting to reduce the paperwork burden.

Management

Want to Make Smarter, Faster Decisions?

Add this third element to your pro-con list.

Management

Trump Administration’s Transparency Questioned as It Awards First Border Wall Contracts

DHS selects four companies to build concrete wall prototypes.

Management

OPM Creates Emergency Leave Program for Harvey Victims

Workers may donate their unused leave to federal colleagues in need.

Oversight

Chemical Safety Board Will Send Investigators to Houston to Probe Explosions

President Trump wants to abolish the agency.

Nextgov

Former State Cyber Coordinator Says It Was a Mistake to Close His Office

The department's former cyber coordinator Chris Painter worries the country is stepping back from its role as a global cyber leader.

Pay & Benefits

Feds in Harvey's Path Are Sleeping in Their Offices to Keep Agencies Operational

What dozens of facility closures has meant for federal employees in Southeast Texas.

Route Fifty

The State With the 'Most to Lose' From a NAFTA Revamp

Research from Fitch Ratings looks at how an overhaul of the trade deal could affect U.S. states.

Pay & Benefits

Trump Authorizes 1.9% Pay Raise for Feds, Says Greater Increase 'Not Warranted'

The plan mirrors the administration's fiscal 2018 budget proposal.

Tech

Lawmakers Question How to Best Protect Data Breach Victims

House members want the Government Accountability Office to determine better ways to protect victims whose personal information is exposed.

Management

New Worries for Federal Fleet Managers: Rising Gas Prices, Assuming Gas Is Available

Gas prices are up because so much fuel comes from places where Harvey hit.

Nextgov

Trump’s Tech Team Shares Plans For Modernizing Government

The White House wants to know what's missing and will keep commenting open until Sept. 20.

Pay & Benefits

Picking a Date to Retire

Factors to consider in deciding when to go.

Management

Fewer Taxpayers Fall Prey to Identity Thieves, IRS Chief Says

Agency’s countermeasures show progress, though causes for decline are unclear.

Defense

Analysis: How Mattis May Get Himself in Trouble With Trump

The secretary of defense could run afoul of his boss if his review of the policy on transgender troops follows the facts to their conclusion.

Nextgov

Candidate Trump Criticized Obama's Cyber Doctrine. President Trump Continues It.

The president’s cyber policies largely mirror Obama’s with one big, Russia-sized carve out.

Nextgov

Outgoing OPM CIO Takes Michigan’s Top Tech Position

David DeVries heads to state government.

Management

Beware Attempting to Fix a Difficult Employee

The odds are great that you will miss the mark, damage your reputation, and damage team performance.

Management

The Opioid Epidemic is Finally a National Emergency – Eight Years Too Late

On August 10, President Trump declared the opioid epidemic a national emergency. But we need to do a lot more to prevent this crisis from escalating even further.

Route Fifty

Chasing the Gas Tax in the Golden State

California seeks fresh road repair revenues in the twilight of oil.