Management

Court Denies Trump Administration Request to Expedite Appeal of Workforce EO Decision

Appeals court judges found that the Justice Department did not prove irreparable harm that would be caused by a standard review schedule.

Management

Leader: It’s Time to Develop Your Listening Muscle

Listening is the hardest, best work you can do, but it takes practice.

Management

USPS Realized Just 5 Percent of Projected Savings From Slowing Mail Delivery

The service changes were made to enable processing plant closures.

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Despite Leadership Shake-Up, Transfer of OPM Services to GSA Remains in Doubt

Legal questions and a lack of “vision” for shifting many services threaten to prevent the renewed reorganization effort from becoming reality.

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Improving Employee Engagement

I suggest that agencies look at their FEVS results from a different perspective.

Management

Trump Demands 5 Percent Spending Cuts From Every Cabinet Agency

Reductions will "get rid of the fat," president says.

Management

Jeff Sessions Is Quietly Transforming the Nation’s Immigration Courts

The attorney general has stepped up the hiring of immigration judges, ordered them to hear more cases, and shown a preference for those who’ve previously been prosecutors.

Management

White House Announces That the U.S. Intends to Withdraw From International Postal Agency

The decision will prevent international shippers from receiving an unfair advantage, officials say.

Management

White House Red-Tape Cutters Tabulate $23 Billion in Fiscal 2018 Savings

Rules changes or repeals are outpacing previous administrations’ efficiencies, officials say.

Management

The U.S. Government Is Wasting Millions Guarding Confederate Graves

It's already spent $3 million to date, according to records obtained by the Associated Press.

Management

Possible Explanation for Why Some People Get More Colds

NIH-funded researchers have uncovered some new clues.

Management

These Are the 15 Trump Reorganization Proposals Agencies Can Advance Without Congress

A majority of the proposed reforms will require legislation, and lawmakers appear poised to block others.

Management

Attorney General Calls Out Judge on Census Citizenship Question

Issue of Commerce Secretary Ross’ truthfulness sits with Supreme Court.

Management

Restocking Wolves On Isle Royale Raises Questions About Which Species Get Rescued

The National Park Service is moving wolves to Isle Royale in Lake Superior to replenish a small pack on the island. Wolves prey on moose, which are overgrazing the island. It does't hurt that they are charismatic.

Management

Analysis: How to Fix the Confirmation Process

The Kavanaugh-Ford hearing will be remembered for the virtually complete breakdown of competent, credible inquiry. Something needs to change.

Management

Three Reasons Leaders Should Ask for Help

Buying into the hero myth can cause leaders to crash and burn.

Management

SBA Shrugs Off Report That House Majority Leader's In-Law May Have Misused Small Business Contracts

Brother of McCarthy’s wife won $7 million in suspect set-asides for Native American firms, investigative report finds.

Management

Former Trump Cabinet Member: Chaos a 'Pretty Accurate' Way to Describe Administration

Official says that by comparison, Obama White House was a "well-run" machine.

Management

A New $60 Billion Agency Is The Clearest Sign The U.S. Is Worried About China’s Africa Influence

China is not trying “to help countries out, they’re in it to grab their assets,” a Trump official says. The U.S. program aims to stabilize economies instead.

Management

For The Sleep-Deprived, Small Distractions Can Have Dire Results

A new study pinpoints just how much distractions hinder memory for sleep-deprived people, which can keep them from successfully completing tasks.