Management

Scholars want AID folded into State Department

The Agency for International Development should be folded into the State Department, two scholars recommend in this month’s Foreign Service Journal.

Management

Senators to Bush: Get tough on high-risk problems

Two prominent Republican senators want the Bush administration to tell agencies to get serious about resolving the government’s toughest management challenges.

News

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Management

Watchdog boosts government’s financial grade to a C-

The government has failed its fourth consecutive annual audit, but agencies are making some progress in getting their finances in order–according to a watchdog’s annual financial report card.

Pay & Benefits

Experts push incentive plan to attract science, tech workers

In exchange for public service, the federal government should offer low-interest loans, scholarships and loan forgiveness to college students seeking science and technology degrees, former federal officials recommended last week.

Management

Bush team moves to overturn contractor 'blacklisting' rules

Two rules will be issued Tuesday that portend the demise of controversial contractor ethics regulations issued at the end of the Clinton administration.

Travel

Miles to go, promises to keep

Magazine

Promises promises