Bush’s point man on e-gov calls for simpler systems

The Bush administration’s point man for electronic government said Thursday he is taking aim at complex and scattered federal information technology systems.

• Joshua Dean
• July 13, 2001

The Earlybird: Today's headlines

• National Journal
• July 13, 2001

Border Patrol agent sues supervisors over poor job rating

• Kellie Lunney
• July 12, 2001

Navy brings vast intranet online

• Joshua Dean
• July 12, 2001

E-gov efforts growing, but lack vision, says GAO chief

• Joshua Dean
• July 12, 2001

Too much TSP?

A new study offers the unconventional view that contributing more money to the TSP is a bad idea.

• Brian Friel
• July 12, 2001

Justice Department's inspector general to oversee FBI

• Kellie Lunney
• July 12, 2001

Defense Department announces new pay rates

The Defense Department on Wednesday issued a chart of the proposed pay rates for military personnel in 2002.

• Brian Friel
• July 12, 2001

OMB official says e-government bill falls short

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• July 12, 2001

Consumers say they, not government, are responsible for online privacy

• National Journal
• July 12, 2001

Bush unveils plan for federal management reform

President Bush released a plan for putting in place his management reform agenda on Wednesday, reinstating the President’s Management Council and directing agency heads to designate chief operating officers who will be responsible for overall management at each agency.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• July 12, 2001

The Earlybird: Today's headlines

• National Journal
• July 12, 2001

Senate confirms James as OPM director

• Kellie Lunney
• July 12, 2001

Panel passes Treasury-Postal spending bill; sidesteps pay parity debate

• National Journal
• July 12, 2001

Senior executives get a lesson in crisis management

• Kellie Lunney
• July 11, 2001

Senate Democrats make committee assignments

• Lisa Caruso and Geoff Earle
• July 11, 2001

Air Force seeks to delay elimination of B-1 bomber units

• Congress Daily
• July 11, 2001

Bush administration seeks to let feds keep frequent flier miles

The Bush administration has sent legislation to Capitol Hill that would allow federal employees to keep frequent flier miles earned on official travel.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• July 11, 2001

Agencies need centralized databases, Oracle CEO says

• Liza Porteus
• July 11, 2001

Tech workers will be guinea pigs for civil service changes

A House lawmaker on July 31 will unveil legislation to change some rules for recruiting and retaining federal technology and procurement specialists.

• Brian Friel
• July 11, 2001