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Effort to adjust federal staffing overseas stalled

The government has little to show for a two-year effort aimed at “rightsizing” the federal workforce serving overseas, the General Accounting Office has found. But the Bush administration may force a reshuffling of civil servants abroad in coming years.

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New law reinstates burdensome reports

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High court takes a pass on reverse discrimination case

The Supreme Court Tuesday abandoned its plan to rule on a major challenge to federal agencies' affirmative action programs.

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Guide offers best practices for accountability reports

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Congress passes bill federalizing airport security

The House and Senate approved the conference report on aviation security today, clearing the way for a presidential signature, possibly before the Thanksgiving recess.

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Both sides claim victory in airport security agreement

Both Republicans and Democrats claimed victory Thursday, as the House and Senate struck a historic deal on a deal that would largely federalize the aviation security workforce.

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House, Senate negotiators strike deal to federalize airport security

House and Senate conference committee leaders have reached a tentative deal on aviation security that will dramatically overhaul the system and federalize airport security employees, at least for the immediate future.