News And Analysis
On the Hook
The Justice Department's dogged prosecution of David Safavian has many scratching their heads.
Perspectives
Management’s Next Challenge
Broad bromides should give way to a focus on key priorities.
Features
Steep Climb
With so many pressing issues facing the nation, this transition better go off without a hitch.
Features
On Thin Ice
The Endangered Species Act was created to protect vanishing wildlife, but the law itself faces an uncertain future.
Tech
From Nextgov.com: Local technology czar could be headed to Obama administration
Emphasis on portfolio management and transparency has helped the D.C. official make the most of the city's IT budget.
Pay & Benefits
Extra day off after Christmas likely for feds
Presidents often grant a bonus day or half-day of vacation when the holiday falls on a Tuesday or Thursday.
Oversight
Analysts weigh proposed creation of Federal Health Board
Tom Daschle, in line to become Health and Human Services secretary, floated the idea in a recent book.
Defense
Federal buildings go unwatched
From the November issue of Government Executive : Cutbacks and confusion over building security leave workers wondering who's guarding the doors.
Defense
Federal Protective Service director touts new vision for security
Gary Schenkel says agency responsible for monitoring federal facilities is “cleaning up business from the past.”
News
As new trial looms, questions raised about prosecution of former procurement chief
David Safavian has been in the crosshairs of federal prosecutors for the past five years.
Tech