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What Chief Innovation Officers Mean To Tech Contractors

It signals a willingness to invest in emerging technology.

Management

Under New Affirmative Action Rule, Agencies Must Hire More Disabled Workers

Agencies also must provide personal assistance services to employees who need them.

Management

Bonneville Power Administration Faulted for Lax Oversight of Contractors

Energy watchdog cites risk of private workers doing inherently governmental tasks.

Management

Obama: The Ocean President

Inspired by his childhood in Hawaii, he has protected more waters than any of his predecessors—even George W. Bush, who was no slouch.

Management

Memo to the President: Strengthening Partnerships with State and Local Governments

The federal government needs to establish a new paradigm that substitutes collaboration and cooperation for command and control.

Management

Trump Nominates Jay Clayton to Chair SEC, Where Morale Is Improving

GAO survey finds increased trust but cites weak internal communication.

Management

When America Last Had Two Presidents at One Time

In 1968, Richard Nixon torpedoed LBJ’s peace negotiations in Vietnam, newly revealed documents show—presaging today’s tension between President Obama and President-elect Trump.

Management

The Navy is Retraining Its Mine-hunting Dolphins to Help Save an Elusive, Endangered Species

There may be fewer than three dozen vaquita porpoises left in the wild.

Management

It's Time to Bury A-76—It Worked Once, But Its Day Is Past

An advocate of using competition to drive greater government efficiency explains why a decades-old outsourcing tool needs to die.

Management

Federal Employee Accountability Bill Is First Approved by House in New Congress

Chamber will take up other oversight measures this week.

Management

The Most Unforgivable Email Mistake If You Want a Response

With one keystroke, you could make a mistake that correlates to a 13% drop in email response rate.

Management

The Best And Worst Ways to Quit Your Job

Two business professors surveyed more than 500 managers and employees and this is what they discovered.

Defense

'There Should Be No Further Releases From Gitmo,' Trump Says

At least 40 prisoners are being held indefinitely.

Management

Trump Transition Sought Data for Building Border Walls

The Homeland Security Department provided cost estimates for constructing barriers on both the southern and northern borders.

Management

A President Without an Administration

The Trump transition is behind schedule in vetting its nominees, and struggling to fill senior positions before the inauguration.

Management

Julián Castro, Leveling the Playing Field

The secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development discusses the future of fair and affordable housing as he prepares to leave his post.

Management

The Weirdest Contraband the TSA Confiscated in 2016

It was quite a year.

Management

Civil Service Reform Is Coming; Employees Need to Play a Role

They understand better than anyone the problems impeding their day-to-day performance.

Route Fifty

Will Law Enforcement Support Trump's Immigration Plans?

The president-elect has pledged to deport millions of undocumented immigrants, but his proposals would require the cooperation of state and local authorities.