Feds satisfied with pay, but not with management

Most federal employees are satisfied with their salaries, but they hold their leaders in low esteem, a new survey of 100,000 government workers has found.

• Brian Friel
• March 25, 2003

OMB releases last round of 2002 FAIR Act lists

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• March 25, 2003

Online federal store attracts mostly browsers, not buyers

• Amelia Gruber
• March 25, 2003

Defense: Troop mobilizations have not stopped job competitions

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• March 24, 2003

Depots could outsource more work under Defense proposal

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• March 21, 2003

Panel brushes aside objections; extends defense supply law

• Congress Daily
• March 21, 2003

House committee votes to boost federal energy efficiency

• James F. Greene
• March 20, 2003

House panel acts to speed SEC hiring

• Pamela Barnett
• March 20, 2003

Reauthorization of Defense procurement bill delayed

• Margo MacFarland
• March 20, 2003

USDA chief says administration may seek new meat inspection powers

• Congress Daily
• March 20, 2003

OMB weighs changes to job competition process

The Bush administration is contemplating wide-ranging changes to rules that allow federal jobs to be directly outsourced to private companies, Office of Federal Procurement Policy Administrator Angela Styles told a Senate panel on Wednesday.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• March 19, 2003

Lawmakers grill HHS secretary about proposed budget

• Congress Daily
• March 19, 2003

Defense could use new 'best value' competition method under proposal

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• March 18, 2003

IRS nominee pledges to step up enforcement, modernization

• Margo MacFarland
• March 18, 2003

Agencies fail to report on contract bundling

• Matthew Weinstock
• March 18, 2003

Legislators want to accelerate Deepwater, but observers are skeptical

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• March 17, 2003

NASA could resume space flight in fall

• Congress Daily
• March 14, 2003

Defense pushes for more flexibility to manage civilian employees

• Amelia Gruber
• March 14, 2003

House panel orders cuts in benefits spending, pushes pay parity

The budget resolution passed by the House Budget Committee on Thursday proposed a $39.46 billion cut in spending on federal benefits programs over the next 10 years. The House panel also approved a provision supporting military-civilian pay parity.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• March 13, 2003

Education officials tout financial management achievements

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• March 12, 2003