Management

Federal Salaries Will Continue to Fall Behind Market Pay Rates

The pay gap will get progressively wider, until the data used to adjust the General Schedule is reconsidered.

Management

North Korea’s State Media Has Endorsed Donald Trump

A “wise politician” and “far-sighted presidential candidate.”

Management

After Two Decades, Agencies Finally Are Starting to Make Performance-Based Decisions

The real test will be with the onset of a new Administration.

Management

Most People Are Actually Pretty Happy at Work

Indians and Japanese are extreme cases, according to a new survey.

Management

Flexibility or More Money? Lawmakers Push Competing Bills to Help TSA Overcome Long Lines

Bills would attempt to address the wait time crisis.

Management

An Investigation Into Wisconsin's VA 'Candy Land'

A report due out Tuesday looks into the Tomah Veterans Affairs Medical Center and how doctors might have over-prescribed pain pills to veterans.

Pay & Benefits

Clinton Pledges More Job Flexibility, Opportunities for Military Families

The Democratic presidential candidate’s platform aims to help families better weather constant moves and boost support services.

Management

Managers Need to Edit Themselves Before Taking On Subordinates

It isn’t smart to make your employees feel stupid.

Management

What Silicon Valley Wants From Navy SEALs and Army Rangers: Leadership Lessons

They're quick thinking and adaptable—skills that are in demand in the tech sector.

Management

White House Would Require Supply Contractors to Disclose Climate Risks

Proposed rule seeks to measure vendors' greenhouse gas emissions.

Management

A Huge New Study Links Being a Workaholic to a Bunch of Psychiatric Disorders

“Taking work to the extreme may be a sign of deeper psychological or emotional issues.”

Management

Donald Trump Attacks a 'Mexican' Federal Judge

The presumptive Republican nominee harshly criticized the judge presiding over a Trump University lawsuit.

Management

Trump and Clinton Want to Bring Back Millions of Outsourced Jobs – Here's Why They Can't

Instead of trying to bring back the old economy jobs that have been lost, the U.S. should focus on training Americans in new skills.

Management

Take It From a Marine: Leaders Ask For Help

My mission was clear. It was up to me to figure out how to do it.

Management

If You Want Your Employees to Be More Productive, Get Rid of Their Chairs

Standing desks could make you a better employee.

Management

Should Airports Privatize Security to Avoid Long Lines?

Some U.S. cities are looking into hiring private contractors and moving away from the TSA after a month of historically long lines.

Management

Your Social Media Habits Could Soon Affect Your Security Clearance

No one’s going to ask for your login credentials, but public information will be fair game.

Management

NASA Is Trying to Figure Out Why its New Inflatable Space House Won't Expand

The space agency has put on hold the scheduled deployment of a new module on the International Space Station after it failed to expand.

Management

Casual Friday and the ‘End of the Office Dress Code’

The day—a celebration of conformity disguised as a celebration of individuality—helped to bring about the current dominance of “business casual.”

Management

Obama: World Leaders Are 'Rattled' By Trump

Speaking in Japan, the president also explained the tense race between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders by saying: “They are in the course of a primary.”