Management

The 20-Year-Old Federal Ban That Silenced Research on Gun Violence

Hours before Wednesday’s mass shooting in San Bernardino, doctors called on Congress to reverse a ban blocking the CDC from studying gun violence.

Management

Replacing Military Personnel With Civilians in Support Jobs Could Save Government Billions

Analysis shows it costs the federal government more overall to have active-duty members rather than civilians in certain noncombat positions.

Management

Why Hiring For Cultural Fit is a Bad Idea

Solving one problem, in this case, creates another.

Management

Highway Bill Forces Federal Union to Swallow Bitter Pills

NTEU had opposed IRS private debt collection and re-rerouting of customs fees.

Management

Toxic Coworkers Are More Expensive Than Superstar Hires

Bosses and managers everywhere would do well to keep a vigilant eye.

Management

Congress Finally Does a Highway Bill, But Can’t Clear Decks For The Next President

A five-year measure sets up a whole new spending issue for the 2016 race.

Management

Why Failure Has to Be an Option

The list of successful people who failed first is long and distinguished.

Management

How Plummeting Morale and Inept Leadership Has Created a ‘Crisis’ at Secret Service

Congressional report suggests dozens of fixes for scandal-plagued agency.

Management

Why You Can’t Afford to Hold Out for the Perfect Hire

Hire for attitude. Train for skill.

Management

Obama on San Bernardino Shooting: 'We Don't Know Why They Did It'

The president said Thursday investigators are considering terrorism and a workplace dispute as possible motives for the shooting.

Management

Punishment for VA Senior Executives Delayed Because of ‘Administrative Error’

Department has to rescind and re-issue demotions of Diana Rubens and Kimberly Graves, restarting the disciplinary process.

Management

Your Complete Guide to Acing This Year’s Performance Review

Don't be afraid to tell your boss when feedback makes you feel confused or disappointed.

Management

Donald Trump on Building a Wall, His Boring Foes and His Lead

The GOP front-runner brings his road show to Northern Virginia.

Management

Leadership Coaching Government Style

DIA is molding personal trainers. Should your agency be next?

Management

Postal Reform Bill Earns Bipartisan Support in Congress

Lawmakers say legislation can help USPS survive well into the future.

Management

3 Delegation Mistakes You Don’t Have to Make

How to avoid lost time, frazzled nerves and frustration.

Oversight

Watchdog Vindicates Whistleblowers Who Warned Navy Yard Was Not Secure

Two managers spoke up months before deadly shootings.

Management

The Invention of Telecommuting

Working remotely long predated third-wave coffee shops and sleek co-working spaces.

Management

The False Promise of Meritocracy

Managers who believe themselves to be fair and objective judges of ability often overlook women and minorities who are deserving of job offers and pay increases.

Oversight

Congress Finally Has Its Long-Term Transportation Bill

A five-year bill offers some security, but no permanent solution to a funding mess.