Management

GAO chief criticizes competitive sourcing quotas

The head of the General Accounting Office criticized the use of quotas in competitive sourcing during a Senate hearing Monday.

Pay & Benefits

Some workers still waiting for IT pay raise

Many federal computer specialists are still waiting to get a special pay raise intended to keep information technology employees working for the government.

News

Senator cancels fundraiser after soliciting of federal employees

Sen. Wayne Allard, R-Colo., canceled a fundraising event after a member of his campaign staff improperly sent letters to HUD employees, soliciting $250 donations.

News

House Democrats unlikely to offer their own budget plan

Management

Feds speak out on government reform

Management

GSA suspends Enron and Andersen from new business

The General Services Administration Friday temporarily suspended Enron Corp. and the auditing firm Arthur Andersen from doing future business with the federal government.

Pay & Benefits

Guarding the G Fund

Don't worry: When the government taps the Thrift Savings Plan’s G Fund to avoid hitting the federal debt ceiling, your nest egg is protected.

Defense

Bush orders broad review of INS operations

President Bush has ordered a sweeping review of the Immigration and Naturalization Service after a Florida flight school received copies of visa approvals for two terrorists involved in the Sept. 11 attacks.