Management
Homeland Security Frustrates Some Who Want Action on Russian Hacking
Department’s communications with state election officials is a work in progress.
Pay & Benefits
House GOP Takes Cue From Trump, Targets Federal Retirement
Lawmakers want government employees to contribute more to their own retirement plans, but they didn’t say how much more.
Management
Researchers Have Settled The Question Of Whether It’s Better To Work From Home Or The Office
It depends on the type of work, the type of organization and you.
Management
The Homeland Security Hiring Surge Trump and Republicans Aren't Supporting
While Border Patrol and ICE ramp up hiring, some offices are taking a more cautious approach.
Management
Funding What Works
It may seem obvious, but few things in Washington are straightforward.
Management
Ex-Diplomats Protest Trump Plan to Move Key Bureaus Out of State Department
Deputy secretary backtracks on proposal to shift visa approval to Homeland Security.
Management
Donald Trump and the Danger of Management 'Adhocracy'
The president has opted for a chaotic style of governing that reinforces his weaknesses and increases the chances of major blunders.
Management
Will the U.S. Return Russia's Diplomatic Compounds?
Moscow says they are no closer to being returned—and warns of retaliation.
Management
The Urgent Case for Reforming the Civil Service
We’ve forgotten the first lesson of the best-run companies: people are the most important asset.
Management
Despite Visits from 'Passport Pete,' Overtime Requirement Takes Toll on State Department Employees
With passport applications spiking, employees at offices around the country have been required to work an extra 20 hours a month.
Management
IRS Should Improve FOIA Document Retrieval, Watchdog Finds
Storing hard drives and laptops in multiple locations “is not a sustainable electronic recordkeeping solution," the IG said.
Management
James Comey is Now Writing a Book About Ethical Leadership
The former FBI director was abruptly fired earlier this year.
Management
The Most Hated Job In Government
Public affairs specialists are too often perceived as not just lazy, overpaid and incompetent, but also a gang of lying propagandists.
Management
Fugitive Kentucky Social Security Fraudster Gets 12 Years in Prison
Exposure of $550 million scheme is a win in fight against improper payments.
Management
The 'Blackwater 2.0' Plan for Afghanistan
Private military contractors have spotted an opportunity as America’s longest war grinds on.
Tech
Here’s What You Need To Know Now About U.S. Customs Searches Of Your Phone
A new letter from the agency is being spun as a victory for travelers—but it's not that simple.
Management
What You Should Do Instead Of Sending Angry Emails To Your Enemies
Once you're finished, click delete.
Management
How VA Reform Turned into a Fight Over Privatization
Democrats and service organizations worry that a Republican push to expand health-care choices for veterans will sap money from the ailing federal system.
Management
Technology Is Setting Us Up For a Training Crisis
"If you've built a watch, you have a much better sense of how that watch works than if you bought it and read a manual."
Management