Management

The White House Has a New Data-Driven Criminal-Justice Project

This is the latest in a series of initiatives aimed at reform.

Management

Federal Agencies Continue to Shed Security Clearance Holders

Most reductions have come from cleared individuals without access to sensitive information.

Pay & Benefits

SES Performance Award Spending Cap Will Increase to 7.5 Percent in October

The change is part of a series of Obama administration reforms to improve the Senior Executive Service.

Management

It’s Time to Cut the Long Lines for Government Services

Nobody likes to wait for service, but we seem to reserve a special level of ire when waiting for government services. There’s a way to change that.

Management

Clinton Technology Plan Promises 'Smarter' Government

Former secretary of State becomes first presidential candidate to back implementation of DATA Act.

Management

A Canadian Trumpathon

Questions about the presumptive Republican nominee dominated a press conference of North America’s top leaders, culminating in a rant by President Obama.

Management

Four Ways to Boost Citizen Engagement

Connecting with the public goes beyond updating a website or posting to Facebook.

Management

Should Border Agents Scroll Through Foreigners’ Facebook Profiles?

A proposed change to a common U.S. customs form would allow the government to vet travelers’ social media accounts.

Management

Why the Clinton-Obama Road Show Is Launching in a Different State

The switch in their first joint campaign appearance is a reflection of the Democrats' confidence—and her lead in the polls.

Management

How to Field Questions From the Public Like a Pro

Surprise people with your humanity and accountability.

Management

Nominee for OMB Deputy Slot Promises Focus on the Presidential Transition

Senators quiz Mayock on management challenges, “midnight regulations.”

Management

To Make the Most of a Three-day Weekend, Be a Little Lazy Before and After

A short vacation can be just as good for your health as a long one.

Management

More Than $100 Million in Taxpayer Money Mistakenly Went to Vets in Prison

Audit says VA dropped the ball on monitoring overpayments to incarcerated vets because it was so focused on reducing the disability claims backlog.

Management

Stakeholders Voice Concerns Over Latest Postal Reform Efforts

Lawmakers hoped everyone was on board but many still have complaints.

Management

SBA to Interpret Supreme Court Contractor Ruling for Small Business

"Kingdomware" decision applies to VA but could affect broader regulations.

Pay & Benefits

Members of Congress Really Seem to Like the TSP

Lawmakers put forward yet another proposal to create a retirement account for American workers modeled after feds' Thrift Savings Plan.

Management

House Oversight Panel Probes Consumer Bureau’s Advertising Strategy

Bipartisan group of lawmakers seeks documents on $12.5 million contract.

Management

Your Work Matters; Make Sure Others Know Why

You’ll need a compelling story if you want a new administration to take your program seriously.

Management

Your Guide to a Presidential Appointment in the Next Administration

What you need to know about the approximately 1,100 jobs the next president will fill.

Management

One of the Longest-Running Whistleblower Cases Is About to Get Longer

Ex-FAA inspector who claimed she was fired for disclosures will appeal MSPB denial.