Oversight
Postal Notes: Stealing, Crashing, Groping and Other USPS News
Misbehaving postal workers, a hero, an overly eager customer and a union deal.
Oversight
Another Year of Sequester Will Hamstring Workplace Safety, Study Says
Think tank blasts cuts that force OSHA to reduce health inspections.
Management
Obama's Affordable Care Act Looking a Bit Unaffordable
The exchanges present a savings for some employers but a rate hike for their employees.
Management
Obama: Economic Justice 'Remains Our Great Unfinished Business'
'The position of all working Americans, regardless of color, has eroded,' president says.
Management
President's Full 'March on Washington' Remarks
Obama's full 'March on Washington' remarks.
Nextgov
Test Your Techie Trivia Skills: Where Are Those 90s Terms Now?
Will twerk and phablet go the way of e-tailing and palmtop, or endure like geek and LOL?
Nextgov
Administration Previews Optional Industry Cyber Standards
The release of a rough copy coincides with a Dallas meeting next week to flesh out the protections with companies.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Time to Think About Syria
A possible conflict hits the late-night TV radar.
Management
The Simple Reason Perfectionism Is So Dangerous
A little advice from the late David Foster Wallace.
Management
Contractors Question New Rules on Hiring Veterans, People With Disabilities
Charge that two rules will cost companies $6 billion rejected by Labor Department.
Defense
Fort Hood Shooter Gets Death Penalty He Allegedly Sought
Maj. Nidal Hasan could be the first American soldier executed since 1961.
Management
Why Tri-Sector Leaders Rise to the Top
Key skills for collaborating across the public, private and social sectors.
Defense
Thousands of Civilian Medical Staffers Leave Defense Amid Furloughs
Doctors and nurses quit DoD in favor of VA, other positions.
Management
What Makes Employees Work Harder: Punishment or Pampering?
Bad news: Monitoring devices -- and, more gruesomely, massive layoffs -- really do seem to make us more productive
Nextgov
TSP Board, New Contractor Tighten Security for Federal Retirement Plan
The Thrift Savings Plan bounces back from the theft of personal data on thousands of beneficiaries.
Tech
Snowden’s Background Check Deemed Inadequate
Contractor interviewed too few, says counterintelligence executive.
Defense
The State Department Will Send Someone to North Korea to Rescue Kenneth Bae
Bob Kind, the special envy for North Korean human rights issues will make the trip on Friday.
Management
To Get Promoted, Women Need Champions, Not Mentors
Book shows women are too passive about finding sponsors in the workplace.
Defense
Congress Gets Assertive With the White House Over Syria
Republican remind Obama to consult with them before authorizing military action.
Management