Management
It Pays to Be a Married Dad Whose Wife Doesn't Work Full Time
Married, biological fathers who live with their families are associated with a wage bonus of about four percent after they have kids, according to a new study.
Management
Watchdog wants everyone on the same page about multi-agency contracting
GAO recommends the Pentagon update its guidance to better realize potential savings.
News
Behind the Huge Plunge in Defense Spending
A 22 percent drop in one quarter drives down economic growth across the economy.
Management
How the GDP's Big Shrink Might Impact Sequestration
Congress may want to consider the GDP's drop before striking a budget deal.
Management
Challenging contracting conditions hurt consultancy’s revenues
Threat of sequestration creating tough environment, Booz Allen CEO says.
Pay & Benefits
Wanted: Transportation tales from federal commuters
Tell us how you use the mass transit benefit.
Tech
Alleged TSA favoritism and hostile work environment under probe
EEOC’s investigation follows critical IG report.
Management
City Life Changes How Our Brains Deal With Distractions
New evidence on the mental exhaustion of urban living.
Oversight
IRS speeds up hiring time, auditors find
IT division has cut applicants’ wait in half, says TIGTA.
Oversight
Is Washington getting less dysfunctional?
From immigration reform to the debt ceiling, there are rampant signs the Capitol isn't the gridlocked mess to which we've become accustomed.
Management
Hillary Clinton traveled 956,733 miles during her time as Secretary of State
During her tenure, Clinton also visited 112 countries.
Nextgov
Telework group expands into broader mobility issues
BYOD strategies will be part of the remade organization's portfolio.
Management
Watch Gabby Giffords Tell the Senate to 'Be Courageous' on Gun Violence
The former Congresswoman's inspiring testimony.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Is gun control a state or federal power?
Stephen Colbert wonders who has power over the gun control laws in each state.
Oversight
Democrats plan to attack oil subsidies in sequester fight
Reid calls oil companies 'low-hanging fruit.'
Management
The History John Kerry Doesn't Want to Repeat as Secretary of State
John Kerry should hope his time in Foggy Bottom is nothing like that of John Sherman.
Oversight
Is the U.S. government complicit in killing over a thousand wild horses?
Lawmakers ask if the federally protected animals were slaughtered in Mexico.
Management
Threat of sequestration takes a toll on employee productivity
Agency planners also start to make do with vacancies, ahead of March 1 deadline.
Oversight