Pay & Benefits

Older Feds Less Likely to Use Strengths at Work

In the private sector, youngest workers are least likely to use their strengths.

Defense

Overhauling the Military-Justice System

Senate bill would remove decisions about sexual assault prosecutions from the chain of command.

Management

Washington Bridge Collapse Sparks the Infrastructure Talk

Cause of the collapse isn't yet known.

Nextgov

Get a Computer Science Degree for Just $7,000

A new offering from Georgia Tech could upend higher education and help address the IT talent gap.

Nextgov

GSA Softened Some Requirements for Bulk Wireless Buying Program

The agency stepped back on demands to pool minutes and prohibit roaming charges after GAO agreed with complaint from Verizon.

Management

Head of IRS Exempt Organizations Division Placed on Administrative Leave

Fallout continues over the agency’s targeting of conservative groups.

Defense

Analysis: A Global War on Terror by Another Name Doesn't Tell Us How to Succeed

President Obama rejected the Bush-era term Global War on Terrorism in a major speech announcing changes to his counterterrorism policies.

Management

Making Government Faster

Report highlights importance of measuring time for agency tasks.

News

The Union and the IRS Scandal

NTEU president says she had no discussions with the White House related to targeting of conservative groups.

Management

No Furloughs at Agriculture Through September

USDA becomes the latest department to get a reprieve from Congress.

Management

Americans Still Like the Postal Service

Survey shows most want USPS to continue to deliver throughout the country.

Management

Bill to Keep Tax Cheats Out of Fed Workforce Introduced in Senate

Measure is similar to legislation that failed in the House in April.