News

Aviation security agency gets off the ground

The Transportation Department struggles to build an agency to handle what may be the most important job in government right now-securing the skies.

Pay & Benefits

Legislative winners

As is true in all years, most federal pay and benefits proposals on Capitol Hill failed to make the leap into law in 2001. But some did.

News

House, Senate ready to finish remaining spending measures

Defense

Defense bill tweaks procurement rules

News

Academics offer priority list for feds

News

U.S. forces capture Taliban, al-Qaida figures

Defense

Civilian employees eligible for ‘hostile fire’ pay

Federal employees who were at the Pentagon and World Trade Center complex during the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks are eligible for a one-time payment of $150, under a provision approved by Congress last week.

Defense

Transportation sets hiring standards for new security force

The Transportation Department on Wednesday unveiled a list of minimum standards applicants for federal baggage screener positions must have.

Defense

Transportation officials pledge to meet screening deadline

The Transportation Department will meet a Jan. 18 deadline for screening all checked bags at the nation’s airports, the Bush administration’s nominee to head the new Transportation Security Administration told Congress Thursday.

Management

Airports to get federal security directors