Management
Air Force: Sex assault scandal confined to the academy
The Air Force in general does not have the same problem with allegations of sexual assault that its academy does, according to an agency spokesman.
Defense
Criticism grows of no-bid work for Iraq reconstruction
The U.S. Agency for International Development's decision to sidestep open bidding for contracts to help rebuild Iraq should be investigated, congressional Democrats say.
Management
Public spends more time on paperwork in 2002
Americans spent more time filling out government-related paperwork in 2002 than in 2001, despite agency efforts to simplify forms, the Office of Management and Budget said Friday.
Management
OPM launches program to diversify senior executive corps
To help increase diversity in the Senior Executive Service, the Office of Personnel Management has created a new program to help develop a more diverse pool of candidates for positions in the government’s top management corps.
Management
Diplomats give Powell high marks after two years
Secretary of State Colin Powell is fulfilling his promise to revitalize the State Department after decades of management neglect at the department, a council of current and former diplomats say in a new report.
Management
Some contractors would be exempt from oversight under proposal
Certain federal contractors would no longer have to follow key oversight and accounting rules on contracts worth up to $200 million under legislation being drafted by the chairman of the House Government Reform Committee.
Management