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Camel Sculptures and Kazakh Booze: The Best Gifts Government Employees Couldn’t Keep
Joe Biden didn't get to take home that custom made Arabian horse head in bronze with black ruthenium finish, a gold-plated mane, and sterling-silver bridle and reins
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Sleepy Monday Is Making You Cranky, Lazy and Possibly Dangerous
If you're feeling drowsy at work today, you're not alone.
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The Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights's Volatile Power
The influence of the office has waxed and waned with each administration. How will it fare under Betsy DeVos?
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Senators Push Reforms to Help Trump Achieve Promised Federal Hiring Surge
Lawmakers look to roll back 2010 law aimed at reducing corruption.
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GAO Weighs in on the State of Federal Contracting
Overall agency obligations dropped 24 percent over the past five years, primarily at the Pentagon.
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The Top U.S. Diplomat No Longer Receives Visits From Other Top Diplomats
Secretary of State Rex Tillerson was only told about the Mexican foreign minister's visit the night before and didn't get to meet him.
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Ethics Office Challenges Claim That Many Rules Don't Apply to White House Staff
Kellyanne Conway's press room infomercial goes unpunished as "inadvertent" violation.
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A Behavioral Economist Tries to Fix Email
Inbox maintenance was taking up a lot of Dan Ariely’s time, so he decided to study it as he would anything else.
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Senior Executives Leader Calls for Selective Pause in Hiring Freeze
Professional association president cites “leadership vacuum” at certain agencies.
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GOP’s Obamacare Replacement May Reduce Bureaucracy, but Not Bureaucrats
Former federal leaders say workforce would shift and adapt to Republican overhaul.
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Trump’s Immigration Crackdown Might Turn Out to be Nearly as Good as Building a Wall
The number of immigrants illegally crossing into the US has already dropped.
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Legal Battle over Trump Hotel Lease Ropes in D.C. Restaurateurs
Tort claim filed in D.C. Superior Court accuses president of unfair competition with locals.
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Analysis: Why Trump’s ‘Skinny’ Budget is Already Dead
Trump is proposing a budget with little substance and filled with politically toxic spending cuts, making it very unlikely to go anywhere, even in a Republican Congress.
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People Who Speak Multiple Languages Make the Best Employees For One Big Reason
Parlez-vous Français? क्या आप हिंदी बोलते हैं? Parles-tu Espagnol?
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Digging Out of the Digital Stone Age
Three quarters of the federal information technology budget goes to maintain outdated computer systems.
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Quiz: How Well Do You Know the Limits on Federal Employee Job Searches?
You might be surprised at what is and isn't considered seeking employment in the most recent ethics rules.
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Why Customs and Border Protection's ID Search of a Domestic Flight Is on Weak Legal Ground
Agents boarded an incoming flight from San Francisco and asked for—or demanded––ID from every passenger.
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When Can Your Tweet, Text or Calls Cost You Your Job?
Feds do not have a legally recognized expectation of privacy with respect to the government-owned equipment they use in and/or outside of the workplace.
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