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ISIS, Global Threats Boost U.S. Arms Exports
Lockheed Martin, the world’s largest defense contractor, reported strong export growth, and it’s not alone.
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Are You Turning Off Your New Employees on Day One?
Take a good look at your onboarding process.
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Washington Agencies to Reopen Wednesday With Three-Hour Delay
Employees have the option of taking unscheduled leave or telework.
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With Lockheed Deal, Leidos Now the Government’s Largest IT Provider
As part of the deal, Lockheed Martin will receive $1.8 billion in cash from Leidos and will own a majority – 50.5 percent – equity stake in the company worth $3.2 billion.
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OMB, Agencies Need to Read the Fine Print in 2016 Budget
The omnibus budget passed by Congress in late December contains some performance management surprises.
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VA Secretary Says Job Performance Standards Have Been ‘Too Low’
Too many "outstanding" evaluations don’t make sense for an agency that gets low ratings from employees, Bob McDonald says.
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Obama's Executive Actions on Solitary Confinement in Federal Prisons
The president has announced new measures to reduce the use of restrictive housing in federal prisons.
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National Intelligence Office Staff Remains Heavily White and Male
Newly released five-year human capital plan outlines recruitment plan.
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Lawmakers Seek IRS Explanation for Destroyed Hard Drive
Senate and House chairmen cite “troubling record” of losing documents related to lawsuits.
Management
Powerful People are Terrible at Making Decisions Together
Traits commonly found in leaders can be obstacles when it comes to collaboration.
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A Life-Changing Decision to Feel and Perform Better
There's one simple thing you can stop doing.
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Interior Department Tops Satisfaction Survey
Overall, customer reviews of federal services decline for third year.
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Democratic Candidates Lay Out Government Reform Proposals at Town Hall
The three Democratic presidential candidates shared the same stage on Monday for the last time before votes are cast.
Management
Offices in Washington Area to Remain Shuttered Tuesday
For many employees, it means another telework day.
Management
Psychologists Have Built a Mathematical Model for Selfishness
Ever wonder why some people have a tendency to be nice—even in situations where it costs them—while others are constantly out for themselves?
Management
Three Weeks of a Standoff in an Oregon Wildlife Refuge
An armed group remains camped out in the headquarters of a national wildlife refuge in protest of the federal government.
Management
Is Clinton or Sanders Obama's True Heir?
The Vermont senator’s bid to pick up the rhetoric of the president’s 2008 campaign exposes a rift in the Democratic Party.
Management
How to Double Your Team’s Productivity in Minutes
Your job as a leader is to connect the 'what' to the 'why.'
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The Countries Where People Are the Most Emotionally Complex
Why cultures that value interdependence, like Japan, win at being deep
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