An Attempt to Block Funding for USDA Office Moves
Ex-Senator Urges a Return to Bipartisan Oversight
A Late Push for Two-Year Budgeting
Unions Sue VA Over Official Time Edict
Sexual Harassment Continues at Forest, Park Services
Automating Intelligence: Understanding the Federal Appetite for Intelligent Automation
HHS chief fuels speculation ex-House Speaker Gingrich will succeed him
Newt Gingrich might be interested in running HHS, according to outgoing Secretary Tommy Thompson.
MANAGEMENT - ALL ARTICLES
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Postal Service reports progress on transformation plan
Agency reduced workforce by 68,000 and increased productivity by 5 percent during the past two years.
Consultants pitch services to federal property managers
New executive order creates sudden demand as agencies have to list inventory and develop strategic plans.
GAO, scholars push for governmentwide personnel reform guidelines
Agencies warn that not complying with personnel reform could fracture the civil service.
It Takes a Bureaucracy
Defining and serving the government customer isn't as simple as it sounds.
New initiatives at Labor Department lead to high scores
Finance chief envisions “something totally different,” and implements a new financial management system.
Government needs a new management style, scholars say
Networking with contractors and other agencies should be a priority of leaders.
I Spy Mismanagement
The CIA's current turmoil is a predictable byproduct of woefully inadequate management and poor communication, say intelligence experts and management gurus.
Bush orders CIA, FBI to boost hiring
The CIA must increase employment in key positions by 50 percent, while the FBI must create a specialized intelligence workforce.
