Oversight
Conservative Legal Group Unearths New IRS Lois Lerner Emails
House Republicans say her contact with Justice Department shows politicization.
Oversight
Could an Overhaul to the Federal Giving Drive Do More Harm Than Good?
Lawmakers worry changes could drive away charities, donors.
Management
Is Multitasking Slowing You Down?
Pivoting between projects can be inefficient and demoralizing.
Pay & Benefits
Quiz: Some Surprising Facts About the Federal Gender Pay Gap
A lot has changed for women in government in just the past two decades.
Defense
Edward Snowden Makes Surprise Guest Appearance at Putin Q&A
Snowden appeared via webcam to ask Putin to share his stance on mass surveillance of civilians.
Nextgov
This Tech Startup Uses a Simple Formula to Decide How Much Stock to Give Employees
Social-sharing app company went salary-transparent in December, aims to 'demystify equity.'
Management
The Complete Guide to Structuring Your Ideal Work Day
Here’s our take on a top-notch schedule to maximize your productivity and happiness.
Pay & Benefits
Eric Holder Doesn’t Deserve to Be Paid, Republican Lawmakers Say
Group introduces bill to prohibit feds held in contempt of Congress from receiving their salaries.
Oversight
Budget Vote Proves House GOP Can't Do Anything Big in 2014
Overcoming the Goldilocks complex could be tough in an election year.
Nextgov
Teen Arrrested for Exploiting Heartbleed to Hack Into Canadian Tax Agency
Ontario student is the first Heartbleed arrest.
Oversight
Play of the Day: The Five Worst Jobs in America Surprisingly Don't Include Politician
Government workers also don't make the list, surprisingly.
Pay
House lawmakers say new CFC rules could backfire
A bipartisan group House legislators is pushing back at new draft regulations from the Office of Personnel Management that make major changes to the way the Combined Federal Campaign is operated.
Employee Policy
Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey to begin this month
The Office of Personnel Management will soon begin its next major survey of federal employee attitudes and engagement.
Pay
Bill would withhold pay from feds held in contempt of Congress
A House lawmaker has introduced a bill that would prevent any federal employee or official who is held in contempt of Congress from being paid.
Pay & Benefits
More Than 15,000 Federal Employees Make at Least $200K
Top earning employees work at highly specialized agencies.
Defense One
The Science of Unmasking Russian Forces in Ukraine
The incursion of masked gunmen into Ukraine shows that knowing who you are fighting has become critical to victory. By Patrick Tucker
Nextgov
GSA's Dave McClure to Retire
The associate administrator of the General Services Administration's Office of Citizen Services and Innovative Technologies was a leader in key initiatives.
Nextgov