Oversight

IG finds scattered workforce issues at Defense audit agency

Investigators uncover abrasive behavior that could have affected employees’ work, but few examples of intimidation.

Pay & Benefits

Obama appoints new members to labor-management panel

Government and union leaders hope federal labor relations board can reduce its case backlog.

Oversight

White House stepping up defense of consumer agency

The strategy is a reverse of the path the administration has taken on the healthcare debate, where it allowed Congress to dictate the details and stayed out of the fight until late in the process.

Oversight

Lack of Self-Awareness

Blue state Democrats don’t seem to realize their party has a problem.

News

Good Ideas

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Edge of the Water

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A Note On Comments

Defense

From Nextgov.com: TSA employees are well-informed on privacy issues, watchdog says

Automated tools would help the agency better protect personal information stored on computers, IG reports.

Oversight

Government management of real property improves slightly, report says

Since fiscal 2004, agencies have disposed of more than $8 billion in unnecessary assets, according to administration nominee.

Defense

IG blasts management of Energy’s classified information network

National Nuclear Security Administration program lacks capacity to handle required data.

Pay & Benefits

Charitable giving touted as a way to improve feds’ image

OPM director says the Combined Federal Campaign has the potential to showcase the generosity of civil servants.

Defense

Swine flu vaccine looks promising for children

Early results show strong response in most children aged 10 to 17 who received one dose of vaccine.

Oversight

House to take up stopgap spending bill

Continuing resolution is expected to run through the end of October.

Tech

Generation V

The social networking and virtual worlds might be ageless.

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That's Entertainment

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Abstractions

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New President at NATCA

Pay & Benefits

EEOC to review agencies’ work on bias complaints

Percentage of agency decisions reversed on appeal has increased significantly.

News

From Nextgov.com: IRS pays millions in interest for delays in processing high-dollar refunds

Inspector general finds the agency has been slow in following recommendations that could reduce the $63 million in interest paid on refunds that exceed $10 million each.