Pay & Benefits

Elections will bring new leaders in key civil service posts

Congress will lose at least two, and possibly three, lawmakers on Tuesday who have championed the rights of federal workers and crusaded for federal management reforms.

  • Amelia Gruber
News

Interior Department headquarters reopens after asbestos scare

  • Amelia Gruber
Defense

Homeland security IT official to resign

  • Shane Harris
Defense

Defense Department studying nonlethal chemicals

  • David Ruppe
Defense

State Department official says Iraq resolution imminent

  • Shane Harris
News

Clinton White House official lobbies agencies to release UFO data

  • National Journal
News

Independent named to replace Wellstone; Senate split evenly

  • Congress Daily
Management

Agencies to test technology for digitizing documents

  • Maureen Sirhal
Pay & Benefits

Base pay raise for 2004 pegged at 2.7 percent

Federal employees are likely to get a 2.7 percent across-the-board pay raise in 2004, based on figures released by the Labor Department Thursday.

  • Brian Friel
News

OMB puts the brakes on effort to double science budget

  • Neil Munro
Defense

U.S. fears terrorists will imitate snipers

  • George C. Wilson
Management

No overall outsourcing target in 2004, OMB says

The Office of Management and Budget will likely not set a governmentwide target for competitive sourcing in fiscal 2004, according to federal procurement chief Angela Styles.

  • Jason Peckenpaugh
Defense

Pentagon completes 'playbooks' for terrorism scenarios

  • Bryan Bender
Defense

Agencies, companies urged to set guidelines for fighting cyberterrorism

  • Molly M. Peterson
Tech

Agencies fail to comply with technology-transfer law

  • National Journal
Marketplace

Getting Down to Business

  • Allan V. Burman
Magazine

Emergency Assistance

  • Jason Peckenpaugh
Magazine

Uncoordinated

Magazine

Unshackled

  • Brian Friel
Magazine

What's Changing

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