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Senators Look to Give Trump Authority to Reform and Reorganize Government
Even if reorganization authority is provided, Congress would still have final say on changes.
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Nickels Cost Seven Cents To Make. Scientists May Have A Solution
Since 2006, the metals used to make nickels have exceeded the value of the coin itself.
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How To Do The Maximum Amount Of Good With The Skills You Already Have
You're probably already in a place where you can make a difference.
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Taxpayer Advocate Again Pleads for Bigger IRS Budget to Boost Customer Service
Trump nominee for commissioner promises to "knock on doors" for more resources.
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A Therapist’s Advice For Handling An Entitled Coworker
There will always be someone who believes they deserve special treatment.
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OMB Sharpens Guidance for Improving Programs and Curbing Improper Payments
Mulvaney seeks to reduce reporting burdens as agencies appoint new management officers.
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How Managers Can Spark, Not Squelch, Our Motivation
Intrinsic motivation has a wide range of benefits for both employees and the organization. Here are 5 ways for managers to foster it.
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Supreme Court Union Ruling Could Energize Both Sides in Fight Over Civil Service Reform
Observers predict that both conservatives and labor supporters will capitalize on the ruling stripping non-federal public sector unions of some dues collection authority, making civil service reform more difficult.
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VA Nominee Promises to Protect Against Privatization, Boost Pay for Some Employees
Robert Wilkie faces little resistance at Senate confirmation hearing.
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Meet the Government Chemist Who Spent 36 Months on Paid Leave Before He Was Fired
Daniel Horowitz learned Friday of his dismissal by the departing Chemical Safety Board chief.
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It’s (Mostly) Not FEMA’s Fault
The problems blamed on emergency managers are often caused by the shortcomings of other governmental bodies, both before and after disasters.
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White House Defends Government Reorganization Proposals Amid Congressional Criticism
OMB official faces "tough crowd" at hearing as lawmakers push back on an array of recommendations.
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How Agencies Can Help Citizens Navigate the Maze of Information
Information is a good thing; but what about when there’s too much of a good thing?
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Immigration Judge Could Face Discipline for Hatch Act Violation
Interior Secretary Zinke also accused of a violation after wearing MAGA socks.
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The Smithsonian Had To Dig Up Their Dinosaurs Again
As their famous fossil hall enters its final year of renovation, the museum is having to re-excavate some of its decades-old specimens.
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A 'Quiet And Thoughtful' Border Patrol Agent Has Been Tapped To Lead ICE
Ronald Vitiello started his career as a border patrol agent in 1985 in Laredo, Texas.
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This Quality Makes People Better At Working Well With Others
"If we consider how we go about navigating through our social worlds, we constantly need to figure out what other people are feeling and thinking."
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Trump's Postal Privatization Plan Met With Bipartisan Rebuke in Congress
Lawmakers call the White House's proposal "laughable" and "careless."
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Watchdog Finds Flaws in Certification Process for Women-Owned Small Businesses
IG finds $52 million went to firms that may not be eligible.
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