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11 Principles of Positive Persuasion for Workplace Conversations
Rare is the manager who has too many people or too large a budget for the tasks ahead.
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Social Security Plan to Shutter Field Office Prompts Street Protest
Lawmaker seeks IG probe of secretive consolidation move.
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A Pruitt Aide's Attack on Zinke Angers the White House
A press staffer at the Environmental Protection Agency attempted to distract from his boss’s troubles by planting stories that would reflect poorly on the secretary of the interior.
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House Chairman Unveils Bill to Overhaul VA-Funded Private Care and Shutter Department Facilities
VA committee is looking to pass the measure next week.
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Survey: Nearly 30 Percent of Feds Report Greater Resistance to Telework
Nearly half of employees who underwent a change in telework policy said the new rules don’t fit their needs.
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Hiring Emmet Flood Signals a Big Shift for Trump's Defense
The veteran lawyer’s role in executive-privilege disputes in the Bush White House may prove crucial to reshaping Trump’s legal strategy.
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Love: It’s What Makes a Leader a Leader
Call it mushy if you wish, but the leaders who don’t understand the role of love in leading need to step down.
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Lead Abatement at USDA Facility Brings Telework Clash to the Fore
Employees report health impacts from remaining in the office during the project, but supervisors are reluctant to allow remote work.
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White House Produces No Evidence It Considered Public Input on Reorganizing Government
Watchdog group that filed lawsuit calls the Trump administration's statement that it received 100,000 public comments a "cynical stunt."
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Analysis: The Problem With Trump Dictating His Own Medical Assessment
A superlative evaluation of physical health becomes a failed test of character.
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You May Have to Wait 2 Years to Get That Security Clearance
The metrics fail to capture the real-world impact of the backlog, which includes careers put on hold and the loss of top talent, says Raytheon's Jane Chappell.
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We Are Way Too Optimistic About How Long We’ll Live
Guessing right is a vital part of planning for the future financially.
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Bipartisan Senate Group Demands Trump Team 'Immediately Cease' Shrinking of Federal Labor Relations Agency
FLRA is looking to close two of its seven regional offices.
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New State Dept. Secretary Calls Workforce 'Patriots and Great Americans'
In first workforce address, recently sworn in secretary Pompeo vows to empower Foreign Service officers and civil servants alike.
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Artificial Intelligence and the Future of Government
Get ready for more jobs to be automated.
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How to Improve your Organization’s Performance
Problems are generally caused by a multitude of issues, which are invariably connected.
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Trump's Top Immigration Enforcement Official to Retire
The president had asked the Senate to confirm Thomas Homan as ICE director but it never acted.
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White House Faces Lawsuit Alleging Temporary VA Leader Is Serving Unlawfully
The challenge brings more uncertainty to a department already struggling with turmoil.
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OPM Director: Expect 'Full Court Press' for Civil Service Changes
In a call with reporters, Jeff Pon said he plans to ramp up use of his administrative authority in the coming months.
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