Management

Staffers at Nuclear Regulatory Commission Report Backlash After Dissent

Employees say they received poor performance ratings or were passed over for promotions.

Nextgov

Hackers Compromise Database of South Koreans Who Work for the U.S. Military

Contact info, education history, work experience and Korean ID numbers may have been breached.

Management

Is $487K Too Little to Pay Federal Contractors?

Contractors object as the government finalizes plans to implement statutes limiting their reimbursable pay.

Management

Top VA Health Nominee Withdraws Over Ties to Waiting-List Scandal

The decision follows reports tying the nominee to a hospital with alleged secret waiting lists.

Management

An Office for Introverts

You might be an introvert if the idea of working in one of these gorgeous, soundproof boxes appeals to you. Or you might be, you know, just a rational being.

Management

Senators Reach Deal on Bill to Make it Easier to Fire VA Execs

Measure also includes provisions aimed at reducing veterans' wait times for care.

Management

How VOA Pressed Ahead to Cover the Tiananmen Square Anniversary

Amid Chinese government’s silence and Internet crackdown, U.S. broadcasts got through.

Pay & Benefits

One Big Advantage of Retiring

Your days of commuting are over.

Management

New Obamacare Chief Confirmed With Republican Support

The Senate approved Sylvia Mathews Burwell as the new HHS secretary Thursday.

Defense One

Hagel Visits U.S. Warship in Black Sea at ‘Troubling Time’

Defense Secretary Hagel continues to flex American muscle at Russia, bringing the spotlight eastward to the USS Vella Gulf. By Kevin Baron

Pay & Benefits

Improper Hiring at Treasury Bureau Possibly Affected Veterans

Lawmakers and others are looking into whether the use of illegal hiring practices at an anti-money laundering agency violated vets’ preference.

Defense One

Obama Picks Dunford as Next Marine Corps Commandant

The question now is who will replace Gen. Joseph Dunford as the top U.S. commander in Afghanistan to oversee the end of the war? By Ben Watson

Defense

Obama on Bergdahl Swap: I Make No Apologies

"We do not leave anybody wearing the American uniform behind," the president said at a press conference Thursday morning.

Pay & Benefits

Cutting VA Bonuses Could Hurt Veterans More Than Execs

Private sector health care professionals earn three times what their government counterparts earn.

Nextgov

Flaw Lets Hackers Control Electronic Highway Billboards

Officials have notified the vendor to confirm the issue and figure out a fix.

Management

Why Elon Musk Is Suing the U.S. Air Force

SpaceX is suing its would-be biggest customer for the right to compete for more Pentagon launches.

Oversight

Play of the Day: Why Boehner Thinks the New EPA Rule Is Bonkers

The idea that carbon is harmful is "almost comical," according to the Speaker of the House.