Pay & Benefits

House Bill Would Give Military 1.8 Percent Pay Raise

Defense legislation includes more money for service members in 2014 than Obama proposal.

Management

Secret Man Caves Found in EPA Warehouse

Agency has issued stop work order to the contractor responsible for the hidden rooms.

Defense

Senate Stacks Deck Against Reformers in Military Sexual Assaults Crisis

Supporters outnumbered 18-2 at hearing; no victims testify.

Oversight

Millennials Don't Hate Big Government, but They Do Hate the GOP Economic Fix

Young people don't believe cutting government will grow jobs, College National Republican Committee finds.

Nextgov

Pentagon Taps Two Firms for Plan X Cyberops Contracts

The deals will provide the infrastructure for cyberwar maneuvers and software to put attacks on auto-pilot.

Oversight

Acting IRS Chief Begins Reforms, Says 'Solution is Not More Money'

House appropriators use scandal to question agency’s budget request, executive bonuses.

Pay & Benefits

Feds Can Donate Leave to Tornado Victims

Obama directs OPM to establish emergency leave transfer for federal employees affected by Oklahoma disasters.

Management

The Lady Gaga Fix: How the U.S. Is Rethinking GDP for the 21st Century

The government will soon start counting creative endeavors like songwriting as well as research and development when it measures the economy. It's about time.

Nextgov

Airborne iThing Insanity

How much productivity is really lost due to mobile ban during takeoff and landing?

Management

The Future of Getting Paid to Be Healthy

Pairing financial incentives and workplace wellness programs, employers can save money, and employees can make it.

Tech

Analysis: Replacing Traditional Government With a 'Virtual State'

From Facebook to security guards, private alternatives to government are on the rise.