House approves 4.1 percent pay raise for federal employees

The House on Wednesday voted to give federal civilian employees a 4.1 percent pay raise in 2003.

• Kellie Lunney
• July 24, 2002

OMB may add asset management to reform agenda

• Timothy B. Clark
• July 24, 2002

Civil rights groups question possible changes to EEO process

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• July 24, 2002

Union, SEC reach labor agreement

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• July 24, 2002

Broadband guardians

The National Guard's high-speed communications system could play an important role in homeland defense.

• William New
• July 23, 2002

Senate chairmen take aim at Lieberman on homeland bill

• Brody Mullins and Geoff Earle
• July 23, 2002

Defense spending bill headed for Senate floor

• Geoff Earle
• July 23, 2002

Pentagon gives up part of airwaves for wireless industry

• Teri Rucker
• July 23, 2002

GSA combines information offices

• National Journal
• July 23, 2002

Transportation agency may miss security deadlines

• Matthew Weinstock
• July 23, 2002

New site offers free online courses for federal workers

Federal workers can take free online courses on about 30 subjects ranging from project management to coping with stress through a government-sponsored Web site that debuted Tuesday.

• Brian Friel
• July 23, 2002

Fate of Defense Travel System hangs in the balance

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• July 23, 2002

Homeland security action shifts to House floor, Senate panel

• Congress Daily
• July 22, 2002

On spending bills, 'bad, badder, baddest' year

• Bill Ghent
• July 22, 2002

Postal Service ends controversial bonus program for managers

• Matthew Weinstock
• July 22, 2002

Pentagon urges fourfold increase in biotechnology funds

• Bryan Bender
• July 22, 2002

Bush urges waiver of civil service rules in homeland department

• Keith Koffler and Mark Wegner
• July 22, 2002

House leader defends congressional pay raises

• Congress Daily
• July 22, 2002

Senate chair expresses concern about transfer of Agriculture employees

• Jerry Hagstrom
• July 22, 2002

Federal contractor WorldCom files largest bankruptcy in U.S. history

• Shane Harris
• July 22, 2002