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You May Be Doing Customer Service All Wrong

Two researchers recommend jettisoning four conventional practices for improving customer service.

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VA Opposes Bill That Would Allow Secretary to Recoup Employees’ Relocation Benefits

Department believes it already has sufficient authority to collect improper payments.

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Lawmakers Want Citizens to Have All Federal Data at Their Fingertips

Draft legislation would make data open by default, in an attempt to codify transparency push.

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The Economic Case for a New WPA

When the government pays for people to work, they get out of poverty, a new study finds.

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The Federal Ban on Imported Goods Made From Slave Labor Appears to Have Teeth

Will supply chain problems lead to the seizure of containers full of phones and computers?

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Clinton Promises to Create New Immigration Office

White House organization would be aimed at coordinating federal, state and local efforts.

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Leveling the Playing Field by Design

Fairness on the job isn’t something that happens naturally. It has to be built.

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Hillary Clinton Says She Wants Half of Her Cabinet to Be Women

Only seven out of 23 Cabinet-ranked positions are occupied by women now.

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NOAA: The U.S. Hits a Never-Before-Seen Milestone for Warmth

This March saw every single climate division reporting above-average temperatures.

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Why Congress Needs to Lift the Pay Cap on Administrative Law Judges

Agencies are finding it increasingly difficult to recruit qualified attorneys and retain the best judges.

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The Most Politicized Inspectors General? Education, State and HUD

Brookings scholars call on Congress to consult and better fund agency watchdogs.

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Hillary Clinton Embraces Her Moment of Subway Ineptitude

Clinton is embracing her subway mishap.

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Should Political Appointees Be Held Accountable for Hiring Top Talent?

Lawmakers, panelists revisit the many layers of the broken federal hiring system Tuesday on Capitol Hill.

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One Chart Showing the IRS’ Latest Batting Average on Combating Fraud from Identity Theft

GAO credits agency with preventing $7 for every $1 improperly refunded.