Management
The FBI May Soon Face a Reckoning
An upcoming report from the Justice Department inspector general is expected to criticize the leadership of the bureau for its conduct during the 2016 presidential election.
Management
Only 1 In 4 Women Who Have Been Sexually Harassed Tell Their Employers. Here’s Why They’re Afraid
Courts have created three legal barriers that have made it much harder for workers to complain to their employers about sexual harassment.
Management
New Collective Bargaining Rules Won't Hurt Telework, OPM Says
A recent executive order is intended to speed up the collective bargaining negotiation process, but won’t impact existing governmentwide policies encouraging telework, officials said.
Management
IRS Is Warned That Its Private Debt Collectors Are Harming the Poor
Taxpayer advocate says her long-time fears about the program are coming true.
Management
Union Files Injunction to Stop Workforce Executive Orders
National Treasury Employees Union claims if enacted, new rules on collective bargaining would cause "irreparable injuries" to federal workers.
Management
Justice Task Forces Arrest 2,300 Online Child Sex Suspects
Technology-facilitated crimes against children are increasing, Attorney General Jeff Sessions said.
Management
Meet the State Department Employee Who Helped Make It Possible for Trump and Kim to Understand One Another
Lee Yun-hang is a long-time interpreter who has worked for multiple presidents.
Management
The Biggest Problem The World's Workforce Faces Is a Classic Management Issue
"Any change you make needs to be going with your people, not against them," says Moya Greene, CEO of Royal Mail, who spoke at the CogX Festival of All Things AI.
Management
Government Is Data Rich, But Information Poor
More leaders need to be able to turn data into insights.
Management
Why Mean Bosses Get Nice After Lashing Out
After yelling at an employee, for example, an abusive boss might work to repair their "moral ledger."
Management
Booz Allen Wins Corrective Action from GSA on Army Software Contract
GAO backs most but not all of the contractor’s bid protest against Raytheon.
Management
Trump Administration Begins Probing Private Landowners Along Border Over Wall Construction
The administration is looking to spend $240 million for a company to assess real estate along the border.
Management
Heritage Report Could Provide Clues About Coming Agency Reorganization Plans
Previews of the Office of Management and Budget’s proposal to restructure agencies align closely with a 2017 plan from the conservative think-tank.
Defense
Army Incurred Costly Delays on Construction of Texas Hospital
Pentagon watchdog says an additional $32.1 million was needed to fix design deficiencies.
Management
The Most Honest Out-of-Office Message
What if you deleted all your emails during vacation and never looked back?
Management
It Turns Out Men, Not Women, Suffer More From Imposter Syndrome
A recently-published study flips the gender dynamic of imposter syndrome on its head.
Management
Analysis: Trump Could Transform the U.S.–North Korea Relationship
In pursuing peace with North Korea, the U.S. president has the chance to do what Ronald Reagan tried to do with the Soviet Union.
Management
Postal Stakeholders Are Impressed With Trump's Task Force So Far
The panel charged with overhauling USPS has held lots of meetings over the past few weeks.
Management
Survey: Half of Feds Support White House Attempts to Ease Firing Process
But support for federal employee unions, which oppose the changes, remains steady at 42 percent.
Management