Management

Meet the Executive Bringing Digital Savvy to Health and Human Services

Shannon Sartin leads a team striving to make healthcare work better for Americans.

Management

Attorney General Acts on Promise to Hire More Immigration Judges

Sessions tells largest class of new judges to ignore resistance from “open borders” advocates.

Management

Hurricane Florence Could Be the Worst Storm to Ever Hit North of Florida

Since records began, only 10 major hurricanes have made landfall around the Carolinas. This one has the potential to blow them all out of the water.

Management

Trump Offered Gary Cohn Five Wildly Different Jobs In One Conversation

Trump offered Cohn jobs running defense and intelligence before landing on economics.

Management

It’s Possible (And Dangerous) To Be Over-Inclusive

Over-inclusion is a textbook case of good intentions paired with bad instincts.

Management

IRS' New Private Debt Collection Program Is Off to a Terrible Start, IG Says

Enforcement of the program is inefficient, creating higher tax burdens and weakening taxpayers' rights, auditors say.

Management

Multi-Agency Investigation Delivers $1M in Restitution for Wire Fraud Scheme

Tech industry exec and three companies plead guilty to defrauding three agencies to win small-business science grants.

Management

Why My Generation Isn’t Serving in Government

Blame everything from frustration with the hiring process to pay scales and cynical TV shows about American politics.

Management

EEOC Probes One of its Own Managers After Complaints of Coerced Sex

A manager in the agency’s Miami district office allegedly engaged in quid quo pro sex with employees.

Defense

White House Chaos is Having an Impact on the Ground in Syria, and Beyond

The power struggle at the top of the world’s greatest military power and largest economy has never been more visible than in recent days.

Management

How Senior Executives and Good Government Groups Would Like to Reshape the SES

Proposal stresses training, performance management and reducing the number of political appointees.

Management

Unions Remain Vigilant As Most Agencies Begin Rolling Back Workforce Executive Orders

Several agencies have restored official time and office space for union employees, but a court order’s full impact on labor-management negotiations remains to be seen.

Management

Consumer Bureau Highlights That It Has Taken Enforcement Actions Under Mulvaney

Report also touts a new focus on consumer-friendly innovation.

Management

A Tiny Hole in the Soyuz Spacecraft Could Be a Huge Headache for NASA

Quality control problems with the Soyuz will pile more pressure on the delayed efforts of Boeing and SpaceX to fly astronauts for NASA.

Management

Good Managers Learn to Lift People Up

There is a place for criticism, but it needs to be balanced with positive reinforcement.

Management

Trump Renews Shutdown Threat as Congress Considers Spending Bills

Spending package with provisions on a 2019 pay raise is in conference negotiations between the House and Senate.

Management

Analysis: I Assessed a President's Fitness to Serve—But I Didn't Write an Op-Ed

When my colleague became worried about President Reagan, he took his concerns to the chief of staff—not a newspaper.

Management

Defense Management Chief Reportedly On His Way Out Over Performance Problems

John Gibson was working on reductions in headquarters overhead and largest-ever financial audit.