Management
Countries are Supposed to Spy on Each Other
And that’s why the federal government won’t blame China for hacking.
Management
Justice Has Opened a Hate-Crime Investigation Into South Carolina Shooting
Attorney General Loretta Lynch called the act “barbaric” in a press conference on Thursday.
Management
IG: VA Staff Didn't Cause Vet's Death in Wisconsin
Employees at Tomah facility "acted appropriately" after vet suffered two strokes on site, report concludes.
Management
Five Ways Leaders Can Make It Easier to Let Go
Some skills and behaviors that used to serve you, are no longer the best use of your time.
Pay & Benefits
How Your Retirement Nest Egg Adds Up
Calculating just how much you’ll have to live on.
Route Fifty
Charleston Church Shootings Test ‘Dean of America’s Mayors’ in His Final Year in Office
Mayor Joe Riley cites the “extraordinary cooperation” of law enforcement. And now that a suspect is in custody, the “necessary process of the healing together” can begin.
Nextgov
House Committee Nixes New Funding for White House Digital Service Team
OMB says the lack of new funding “represents a missed opportunity.”
Oversight
OPM Chief Isn't Planning to Step Down Just Yet
White House says Archuleta is the 'right person' for the job, despite bipartisan calls for her ouster.
Management
By Running for Sheriff, Corps of Engineers Employee Violated Hatch Act
The independent candidate in Arkansas was warned, says Office of Special Counsel.
Management
Two Placed on Administrative Leave as Tensions Mount at Chemical Safety Board
Problems have escalated from a "toxic work environment to thermonuclear war," employee advocate says.
Management
Where in the World You’re Most Likely to Be Working Too Much — Or Napping
The work-life balance in Europe is very different than in the United States.
Nextgov
5 Things the Tech Industry Wants the Next President to Do
A tech think tank has unveiled a tech wish list for 2016 candidates, which lays out an action plan to help transform the country into a flourishing hub of technological innovation.
Nextgov
This DHS Computer System Will Cost $2 Billion More than HealthCare.gov
DHS has reversed course on software development strategies, leading the price tag to balloon, auditors said.
Pay & Benefits
Most in the Military Get No Retirement-Savings Help. That Could Be Changing.
Under the current system, personnel who serve 20-plus years get a pension. But what about everyone else?
Management
Treasury Will Put a Woman on the $10 Bill in 2020
A selection process for the new face of the ten is underway.
Management
Pentagon Procurement Could See Dramatic Changes
McCain plan would make specific people responsible for cost overruns.
Oversight
Multiple Lawmakers Possibly Compromised by OPM Hack
At least two lawmakers received have received notices that their personal data may now be in the hands of hackers believed to be working for China.
Defense
Why John McCain Thinks the Days of Fighter Pilots Are Over
The Senate Armed Services Committee chairman sees a drone-heavy future, but only if the military-industrial complex can be nimble enough to achieve it.
Oversight
Americans Remain Split Over Obama
Views of the president are tightly correlated with voters' assessments of their own financial prospects.
Defense