Union Files Contempt Motion Against VA
Negotiations Extended on Contract for 200K USPS Workers
A 'Dark New Era' for Immigration Judges?
Best Dates to Retire 2019
Ebook: Expert Advice for Becoming a Better Manager
Digitizing the Government Enterprise: Best Practices for Deploying e-Signatures as a Shared Service
Bill would protect whistleblowers
The Justice Department had opposed earlier versions of the whistleblower legislation.
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Report faults USDA on black farmers' claims
Interest groups say department made it difficult or impossible for farmers to file claims under discrimination settlement.
Public hearings and 9/11 report put focus on intelligence reform
Intelligence agencies grapple with need for change, but can it be done without congressional intervention?
Bush management agenda still a work in progress
So far, the results of Bush’s efforts are largely theoretical.
Gingrich calls for 'virtual public health service'
Former House speaker says federal government should commit 1 percent of health spending to improving health information technology.
Inspectors general urge lawmakers to pass job security measures
Representatives of the IG community encourage Congress to advance a bill that provides protection against reprisals and establishes term limits.
House subcommittee trims IRS enforcement budget
Panel also cuts $800 million requested by the U.S. Postal Service for biohazard detection equipment.
Management grades show greatest improvement yet
Agencies rallied to show substantially improved performance at the three-year anniversary of President Bush’s five-part management agenda.
Panel backs competitive sourcing measures favorable to federal employees
House subcommittee approves amendment granting in-house workers cost advantage in some job contests.
Management Lit
Poolside reading lists indicate that federal managers are interested in improving their organizations.
