House votes to block OMB competitive sourcing initiative

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• July 25, 2002

Union, SEC reach labor agreement

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• July 24, 2002

Civil rights groups question possible changes to EEO process

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• July 24, 2002

OMB may add asset management to reform agenda

• Timothy B. Clark
• July 24, 2002

Bush lobbies for flexibility in managing homeland employees

• Keith Koffler
• July 24, 2002

GSA combines information offices

• National Journal
• July 23, 2002

Federal contractor WorldCom files largest bankruptcy in U.S. history

• Shane Harris
• July 22, 2002

OMB freezes tech projects at homeland security agencies

The Office of Management and Budget has frozen funds for information technology projects at agencies slated to move to the proposed Homeland Security Department pending a White House review.

• Shane Harris and Jason Peckenpaugh
• July 19, 2002

Patent office assailed for move to raise fees

• Maureen Sirhal
• July 18, 2002

OMB to manage homeland security reorganization

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• July 17, 2002

Full Senate panel backs 4.1 percent raise, rejects outsourcing quotas

• Kellie Lunney
• July 17, 2002

EPA chief defends agency as panel debates Cabinet status

• Kate Bernyk
• July 17, 2002

VA procurement reform plan wins approval

• Elisabeth Theodore
• July 16, 2002

WorldCom loses multi-billion dollar FAA contract

• Shane Harris
• July 16, 2002

Billions of dollars needed to fix Indian trust fund mess, report says

• Raya Widenoja
• July 16, 2002

Agency management scorecards still in the red

Most agencies are still struggling to implement key pieces of the president’s management reform plan, despite a few improvements over the past year, Office of Management and Budget officials said Monday.

• Tanya Ballard Brown
• July 15, 2002

Dorgan amendment barring contracting-out targets

• July 12, 2002

Panel approves pay raise, rejects OMB job competition plan

A Senate Appropriations subcommittee approved a 4.1 percent pay raise for federal employees and voted to curb a White House plan to let private firms bid on thousands of federal jobs.

• Jason Peckenpaugh
• July 12, 2002

GSA to review Qwest’s government contracts

• Shane Harris
• July 12, 2002

Panel begins public debate over printing office future

The heads of the Office of Management and Budget and the Government Printing Office clashed Wednesday over the Bush administration’s plan to eliminate a rule that forces federal agencies to go through the printing office for printing services.

• Brian Friel
• July 11, 2002