Defense
Senior executives oppose labor rights measure in homeland bill
The Senior Executives Association urged the Senate Friday to reject an amendment to legislation creating a Homeland Security Department that would guarantee union rights for employees folded into the new organization.
Management
Hundreds of thousands of Army employees could face outsourcing
In what would be the biggest privatization project ever attempted by a federal agency, the Army is planning to let private companies compete for the jobs of more than 200,000 soldiers and civilians.
Management
Senator blasts White House over printing issue
The White House does not have the authority to declare unconstitutional a law requiring federal agencies to go through the Government Printing Office to buy printing goods and services, a Senator said this week.
Defense
Bush steps up demand for action on homeland security bill
President Bush Thursday sharpened his call for Congress to send him homeland security legislation, insisting that lawmakers not go home until the bill is finished.
Pay & Benefits