Management

Reforming IT, Dealing With Misconduct, Raising Pay and More

Rep. Gerry Connolly discusses critical issues affecting federal operations.

Management

VA Deputy Says He Has Confidence in Senior Executives He Demoted

Judges' decisions to reinstate Diana Rubens and Kim Graves demonstrate the thorny personnel issues a 2014 law is creating.

Management

Centers for Disease Control Forced to Redo Some Math

'60 Minutes' report exposes dangerous laminated floor product.

Management

Scientists Believe Coffee Can Help Protect From Liver Disease

Researchers find risk of cirrhosis is 22 percent lower after one cup of coffee per day and 43 percent lower after two cups.

Management

Transforming Federal Financial Reporting and Auditing

A former comptroller suggests 10 reforms that would produce more meaningful data.

Management

Flint and the Case for Open Government

The paternalistic approach to government has run its course.

Management

Must Presidential Transitions End with Sabotaged White House Keyboards?

Scholars and alumni of past presidential transitions strive for bipartisan planning.

Management

The One Question You Must Ask If You Want to Motivate Your Team

Many leaders focus on their staff or their surroundings. They’re missing the biggest issue of all.

Nextgov

Amid Protest, Window Closing for Bids on $50 Billion Networking Deal

There's been a flurry of recent activity on the Enterprise Infrastructure Solutions contract.

Management

For a Successful Federal Career, You'll Need These 5 Things

If you are considering a future in government, or if you already work here and want to be more successful, you'll need to develop these five qualities.

Management

The Supreme Court Didn't Block These White House Climate Initiatives

Even without the Clean Power Plan, dozens of administration regulations are still shifting energy use.

Management

Making Taxpayer Dollars Deliver

President Obama’s final budget puts a stake in the ground for his long-running agenda to inject the use of data and evidence into budget, policy, and operational decisions.

Management

The Real Winners of the Air Force Bomber Contest

The selection of Northrop Grumman to build a new stealth bomber is the first major award in years to withstand a government audit and, for some, a win for Pentagon reforms.

Management

State Department Staff Used Clinton’s 2008 Campaign Email for Official Business, Group Says

Cause of Action, citing a new FOIA release, is asking Congress for an investigation.