Features
The Perfect Union
Rival groups are wooing TSA screeners in the largest federal labor organizing campaign in history.
Features
Course of Action
DAU’s Frank Anderson focuses on training thousands of new procurement professionals.
Features
Course of Action
To tackle the IED threat, the Pentagon first had to blow up its entrenched business practices.
Viewpoint
Transparent Leadership
Open government requires not only sharing information, but also the reasoning behind it.
Pay & Benefits
OPM will test new work flexibility program
Hundreds of agency employees will participate in pilot project that could serve as a governmentwide model.
News
From Nextgov.com: Guide puts a price tag on security breaches
Organizations will be more likely to take security seriously when they see that failing to do so could cost them , groups say.
Defense
Pentagon extends tanker competition deadline
Move gives European consortium EADS time to put together a bid for the lucrative contract.
Oversight
Under Obama plan, agencies would boost offshore drilling efforts
Interior Department would hold lease sales off the coast of Virginia and in the Cook Inlet in Alaska by 2012, and begin exploratory drilling.
Oversight
Obama seeks to build on recent successes
After successfully shepherding health care bill, president looks to push more of his agenda, including financial regulatory reform.
Oversight
Army secretary won't enforce gay ban
John McHugh said he won't discipline gay soldiers who talked with him openly about serving in the military.
Pay & Benefits
Deadline for burning accumulated comp time is fast approaching
A three-year grace period on a rule to prevent workers from hoarding compensatory time off will end on May 22.
Oversight