Management

President Obama: ‘This Is an American Issue That We Should All Care About’

This week, police officers in two U.S. cities shot and killed black men. President Obama framed both incidents as part of a systemic problem.

Management

Is the Productivity Drive Hurting Employers as Well As Employees?

Work, consume, die. The relentless drive for improvements in our workplaces brings unexpected costs.

Management

Reinventing Management, Again

If we know what to do and how to do it, is it necessary to reinvent the wheel?

Management

As VA Tackles Veteran Suicide, Its Image Problem Continues to Hurt Doc Recruitment

The department's most comprehensive analysis of veteran suicide ever estimates that 20 veterans a day kill themselves.

Management

Another Step Forward for National Institutes of Health Funding

A House panel signed off on a $1.25 billion boost for the health agency, less than the Senate’s $2 billion allocation.

Route Fifty

Dueling Injunctions on Transgender Rights

The federal government asks a court to block North Carolina’s “bathroom bill,” while a coalition of states wants a different court to block federal guidance on what constitutes unlawful discrimination.

Management

House Passes Package of Federal Employee Rights Changes

Bill aimed at holding senior executives “accountable” faces a White House veto threat.

Management

Lawmakers Want to Fast Track Hiring and Firing For Yet Another Troubled Federal Agency

The newest target is the Indian Health Service, an agency with a culture of "cronyism and corruption," senators say.

Management

What’s Next in the Clinton Email Scandal

She dodged a bullet, but the controversy won’t fade anytime soon.

Management

The War Over Soon-to-Be-Outdated Army Intelligence Systems

The epic saga of Palantir vs. the Army is gearing up for a big courtroom finish.

Management

It’s Time to Invest in Government’s Infrastructure -- Its People

Ignoring human capital has the same impact as deferring maintenance on bridges and roads.