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Employees say a new policy barring people from working multiple seasonal jobs in a year is being applied inconsistently and retroactively.
Former Justice Department attorneys said a criminal referral for the former FBI deputy director and frequent target of President Trump was expected, given the contents of a recent Inspector General’s report.
One in six federal workers think the recent spending boosts in the omnibus bill will lead to waste.
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She never applied and she can't be fired—but the long career of Queen Elizabeth II still offers lessons.
Advocate urges careful roll-out of policy requiring remote workers to remain on the job during inclement weather.
Bridenstine hailed by Republicans as patriot, slammed by Democrats as unqualified.
Bipartisan batch of nine bills approved during Tax Day website freeze.
Only 42 percent of federal employees believe their agencies recruit people with the right skills.
Mulvaney also defends cuts at an agency he concedes he’s never heard of.
In House testimony, Mulvaney sets May time frame for release of agency reorganization plans.
The serial entrepreneur has as little patience for meetings as you do.
Whatever you think of the fired FBI chief, his exploration of leadership is worthy of reflection.