GAO: Poor workforce planning at depots threatens weapon repairs

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• May 12, 2003

GAO: Find out why new federal employees quit

Federal agencies should interview employees who quit to find out why they’re leaving, a new General Accounting Office report suggests.

• Brian Friel
• May 9, 2003

Administration has hits, misses in implementing management agenda

The administration's ambitious plan to expand electronic government is meeting bureaucratic resistance on Capitol Hill.

• Bara Vaida
• May 9, 2003

Homeland security contracting expected to pick up

• Molly M. Peterson
• May 8, 2003

Departing OMB chief says new supplemental spending bill unlikely

• Congress Daily
• May 8, 2003

Federal Web site wins top public service honor

• Shane Harris
• May 8, 2003

Air Force bases honored at public service awards ceremony

• Amelia Gruber
• May 8, 2003

House lawmaker moves acquisition reform bill out of committee

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• May 8, 2003

House panel approves overhaul of Defense personnel system

The House Government Reform Committee approved legislation late Wednesday that would overhaul the civilian personnel system at the Department of Defense, as well as give broad personnel flexibilities to NASA and the Securities and Exchange Commission.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• May 8, 2003

Democrat criticizes Bush plan to give states control of Head Start

• Shawn Zeller
• May 7, 2003

House subcommittee boosts spending for weapons

• Molly M. Peterson
• May 7, 2003

OMB wants to better protect small business contracts

• Matthew Weinstock
• May 7, 2003

Iraqi reconstruction costs could balloon, study finds

• Shane Harris
• May 7, 2003

Report calls for improved performance, increased staffing at IRS

• Congress Daily
• May 7, 2003

Agency heads defend request for broad personnel reforms

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• May 6, 2003

OMB to expand program performance assessments next year

• Amelia Gruber
• May 6, 2003

Management agenda enters new era without top promoter

Few observers think that the departure of Office of Management and Budget Director Mitch Daniels will throw the president's management agenda into a tailspin. Quite the contrary, some think that the agenda will continue at an accelerated pace.

• Matthew Weinstock
• May 6, 2003

Office of Management and Budget director to resign

The White House announced Tuesday that Office of Management and Budget Director Mitch Daniels would leave his post within 30 days. He is expected to announce a run for governor of Indiana.

• May 6, 2003

GSA revamps federal procurement database

• National Journal
• May 5, 2003

FCC bureau seeks to manage globally

• William New
• May 2, 2003