Union works out game plan for fighting IRS layoffs

• Amelia Gruber
• January 12, 2004

Officials debate difficulties of crafting homeland security policy

• Ted Leventhal
• January 12, 2004

Homeland Security looks to industry to secure nation’s infrastructure

• Chris Strohm
• January 12, 2004

IT firm to team with FAA workers in huge job competition

FAA workers will join forces with a top IT firm to compete in one of the largest A-76 competitions in government.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• January 12, 2004

Park police chief says charges unfounded, seeks reinstatement

• Chris Strohm
• January 12, 2004

Senior executives may wait months for new pay rates to kick in

It may take several months for members of the Senior Executive Service to benefit from increased pay rates authorized by Congress last fall.

• Shawn Zeller
• January 9, 2004

Agriculture's homeland security role still in seedling stage, observers say

• Corine Hegland
• January 9, 2004

Success of e-rulemaking project hard to demonstrate

• Amelia Gruber
• January 9, 2004

Audit finds millions in procurement waste and abuse at GSA unit

• Shane Harris
• January 9, 2004

Homeland Security may alter threat advisory system

• Chris Strohm
• January 9, 2004

Immigration benefits backlog growing despite increased budget allocations

• Congress Daily
• January 9, 2004

Reliance on continuing resolutions hinders budget planning process

• David Baumann
• January 9, 2004

The End Is Near

Details about the Homeland Security Department’s new personnel system are forthcoming, officials say.

• Shawn Zeller
• January 8, 2004

Civil rights advocates protest FBI almanac warning

• Chris Strohm
• January 8, 2004

Survey finds welfare recipients unaware of benefits expiration dates

• Shawn Zeller
• January 8, 2004

Funding gaps plague EPA Superfund program

• Congress Daily
• January 8, 2004

Missile defense system called far from ready

• David Ruppe
• January 8, 2004

In implementation, education law loses bipartisan aura

• Brian Friel
• January 8, 2004

GSA inspector general reports on improper contracting activities

A GSA watchdog report is expected to show contracting abuses and mismanagement at three regional offices of the agency’s Federal Technology Service.

• Shane Harris
• January 8, 2004

Spending bill inaction delays decision on job competition appeals

• Amelia Gruber
• January 7, 2004