GSA to review federal contracts with WorldCom

• Shane Harris
• July 1, 2002

E-learning site to debut next month

Federal employees will be able to take free courses about sexual harrassment, diversity, ethics and other topics on a new e-learning Web site that will debut next month, Office of Personnel Management officials said Thursday.

• Brian Friel
• June 28, 2002

House votes to lift debt ceiling, paving way for supplemental

• Bill Ghent
• June 28, 2002

Senate panel sets spending targets above Bush's budget

• Bill Ghent
• June 28, 2002

Long-term care insurance program kicks off

Federal employees, military personnel, retirees and many family members will be able to sign up for government-sponsored long-term care insurance during an open season that starts Monday and runs through Dec. 31.

• Brian Friel
• June 28, 2002

Pressure to create new agency by Sept. 11 pits politics vs. policy

By agreeing to move swiftly on legislation to create a Department of Homeland Security, members of Congress have left themselves little time to alter the Bush administration's proposal.

• Siobhan Gorman
• June 28, 2002

Senate passes bill to create e-government office

• Maureen Sirhal
• June 28, 2002

Report raps IRS technology budgeting practices

• National Journal
• June 28, 2002

Defense slow to address effects of ‘encroachment’ on bases

• Raya Widenoja
• June 27, 2002

The pay debate

Do you trust your manager to set your pay?

• Brian Friel
• June 27, 2002

Union official urges administration to test new outsourcing process

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• June 27, 2002

House panel backs 4.1 percent federal pay raise

A House subcommittee voted Wednesday to provide a 4.1 percent average salary increase for civilian federal employees next year.

• Margo MacFarland
• June 27, 2002

Coast Guard's fate emerges as rising issue in Hill debate

• April Fulton
• June 27, 2002

House panel examines terrorism response scenarios

• Deborah Shapley
• June 27, 2002

IRS upgrades system for processing employee-related complaints

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• June 27, 2002

Senate leader vows to fight spending above Bush's budget

• Bill Ghent
• June 27, 2002

Intelligence agencies to link databases with new department

• William New
• June 27, 2002

Pentagon cracks down on charge card abuse

Defense Department Comptroller Dov Zakheim Thursday announced a series of measures, including greater penalties, intended to rein in the abuse of government-issued travel and purchase cards.

• George Cahlink
• June 27, 2002

Billions in WorldCom contracts with agencies could be in danger

• Shane Harris
• June 27, 2002

House panel boosts Interior spending $700M above Bush request

• David Hess
• June 26, 2002