Defense
Transportation security agency's progress uneven
Most aviation experts agree that the nation's airport security is much better than it was before September 11. And a year from now, they say, it will be much better than it is today. But the system is certainly not perfect today—and unfortunately, it never will be.
Defense
Government creates new Washington evacuation plan
The federal government has created a new procedure for evacuating federal employees in Washington in the case of possible terrorist attacks on the nation’s capital.
Pay & Benefits
Transit quandary
An agency orders an employee to pay back half of his monthly vanpool benefit. Outrage ensues.
Pay & Benefits
City-pair contracts offer deep discounts to federal travelers
The cost of plane tickets for federal travelers will be even lower in fiscal 2003 under the new city-pair airline contracts awarded Thursday by the General Services Administration.
Management