Management

Justice Department to investigate federal telecom contractor

  • Shane Harris
Management

Job competition measure could complicate debate on pay raise bill

  • Bill Ghent
Management

WorldCom’s federal contracts in jeopardy

  • Shane Harris
Management

Printing office predicts layoffs if monopoly ends

The Government Printing Office would have to lay off 1,500 of its 3,000 employees if executive branch departments stop using the agency’s printing services, GPO officials said recently in response to a Bush administration effort to end the office’s monopoly on government printing.

  • Brian Friel
Management

Postal Service woes ignite lobbying battle on Capitol Hill

The Postal Service's all-but-inevitable bailout has sparked a ferocious, behind-the-scenes lobbying battle in Washington—as its competitors and corporate customers alike fight to shape postal reform legislation.

  • Brody Mullins
Defense

OMB squares off with lawmaker, agencies over GSA schedule policy

  • Jason Peckenpaugh
Management

GSA to review federal contracts with WorldCom

  • Shane Harris
Management

Billions in WorldCom contracts with agencies could be in danger

  • Shane Harris
Defense

Pentagon cracks down on charge card abuse

Defense Department Comptroller Dov Zakheim Thursday announced a series of measures, including greater penalties, intended to rein in the abuse of government-issued travel and purchase cards.

  • George Cahlink
Management

Union official urges administration to test new outsourcing process

  • Jason Peckenpaugh
Management

Job satisfaction down among federal employees

  • Raya Widenoja
Defense

Coast Guard awards multibillion-dollar ship, aircraft deal

  • Jason Peckenpaugh
Management

Senate rejects plan to allow Defense employees to compete with contractors

  • National Journal
Management

Defense Department gets earful on prison contracting rule

  • Raya Widenoja
Management

Dysfunctional management at Energy undermines missions, says report

  • Molly M. Peterson
Management

PTO director promises better review of patent applications

  • Drew Clark
Management

Lawmakers urged to make Web sites more accessible

Leaders from government and industry gathered on Capitol Hill Thursday to urge congressional offices to voluntarily make their Web sites more accessible to the disabled.

  • Raya Widenoja
Management

Officials see procurement reform as boon to security

  • Teri Rucker
Management

Postal reform proves difficult as bill heads to committee

  • Matthew Weinstock
Management

House passes paperwork reduction measure

  • National Journal
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