Management

Saudi Losses in Yemen War Exposed by U.S. Tank Deal

The U.S. State Department says Riyadh can buy 153 Abrams tanks, 20 of which will replace ones destroyed in combat.

Management

Can You ‘Teach’ Workers to be More Emotionally Resilient?

An optimistic, resilient worker is what every manager wants. Can it be taught?

Management

Note to Managers: Presidential Transition May Trigger Employee Anxiety

A new report stresses the importance of effective communication over the next several months.

Management

Fight Over Lucrative TRICARE Contracts Won’t Affect Beneficiaries, Defense Says

Three health insurance companies have filed bid protests over multi-billion dollar Defense health care contracts.

Nextgov

FedRAMP Ready? GSA Releases Template to Figure It Out

Cloud service providers can assess whether they're ready for FedRAMP authorization with a new template.

Management

Low Pay and Geography Contribute to Hiring Woes at Immigration Detention Facilities

Homeland Security has struggled for years to recruit and retain mental health providers for detainees, says watchdog.

Management

Small Business Administration Defends Methods for Documenting Contracting Goals

Advocacy group seeks injunctive relief in a suit alleging the agency violates the Small Business Act.

Management

Donald Trump's Big-Spending Infrastructure Dream

The Republican nominee’s push to pour more money into roads and bridges than Hillary Clinton is his latest break with conservatives, and it’s drawing criticism from one of his own economic advisers.

Management

Can Self-Managed Teams Work in Government?

Some elements of self-organization can be helpful in most entities.

Management

Obama’s Last Attempt at Immigration Reform

The administration has announced a new plan to welcome Central American migrants—a move away from its years-long deterrence policy.

Management

Surprise Inspections Show VA Health Care Improvement Since Phoenix Scandal

But the agency’s continuing struggle to hire and keep staff hurts vets’ access to care, says the Joint Commission.

Management

The Government is Finding Few Buyers For Its Paywalled Immigration Data

The US government says it doesn't want to release data about who's entering the country because it charges for that information. But no one has purchased access to the databases in more than two years, records reveal.

Management

The Science Behind Hillary Clinton’s Problems With Trust

Think Donald Trump is too hotheaded to be president? New research from Yale suggests Trump's lack of careful consideration may help him build trust with voters, while Clinton's carefulness harms her.