Management

How The FBI Could Get a New Headquarters

If Congress isn’t willing to pay for federal infrastructure, it should at at least make sure the rules allow GSA to secure the best deal for taxpayers.

Management

How Trump’s White House Shakeup Will Affect DHS

Lawmakers and employee groups press administration to move quickly in finding a new secretary.

Management

Appointee Watch: Musical Chairs in the Cabinet

Chief of staff announcement leaves an opening at Homeland Security.

Management

Anthony Scaramucci Lasts 10 Days at the White House

Reports say new Chief of Staff John Kelly was driving force behind behind the resignation.

Management

Legal Drug Use And Your Security Clearance

The Office of Personnel Management aims to clarify sensitive issues with its new application form.

Management

The Ultimate Case Against Using Shame as a Management Tactic

To prevent catastrophes, air traffic controllers are trained in a culture of "psychological safety."

Oversight

Latest Tally on Agency Vacancies Not Flattering to Trump White House

Two trackers show the president's appointments are pacing well behind those of recent administrations.

Nextgov

NASA Program Makes Buying Legit IT Easier

The agency's SEWP customers can choose when buying from an authorized reseller matters to their agencies.

Management

Federal Unions Need to Redefine Their Role

In government, there is no “bottom line” other than serving the mission effectively. That purpose should be shared by managers and employees alike.

Management

Biased Expectations Can Sink Female Managers

Subtle, even subconscious, differences in expectations for male and female managers can have costly consequences for women at work, research shows.

Management

Why Trump Replaced Reince Priebus With John Kelly

The new White House chief of staff is the current secretary of Homeland Security and a retired Marine general.

Management

House Rejects Outsourcing of Federal Jobs in Vote to Block Revival of Circular A-76

Rep. Cartwright argues that public-private competition has not produced savings.

Management

When Mentorship Goes Off Track

A psychology professor at the U.S. Naval Academy on why professional guidance doesn’t always work out as planned

Management

GSA Names Hill Alumnus to Lead Public Buildings Service

Dan Mathews was staff director for a House Transportation and Infrastructure subcommittee.

Management

Could Trump’s Immigration Agenda Ever Get Through Congress?

Even groups supportive of the president’s plans have their doubts.

Management

FEMA to Standardize Misconduct Policies for Temporary Relief Workers

Standardizing policies will also help improve morale at the agency by showing workers rules will be enforced fairly, witnesses tell lawmakers.

Defense

Lawmakers Grill Defense Officials on Equipment-Transfer Program

Members of a House committee expressed their concerns over a recent report revealing holes in how the agency turns over unused military gear to law enforcement.