Management

Building Leadership Strength for the Next Administration

Transition roadmap leverages the talent of top executives.

Management

FBI Director James Comey: Crime Spike May Be a Result of the 'Ferguson Effect'

Comey worries that a spike in crime in some cities is caused by police who are afraid to do their jobs because of public scrutiny.

Management

Government Won’t Shut Down Again, Says Lawmaker

Maryland senator tells federal employees Congress will come up with a budget deal before December deadline.

Management

How the OPM Breach Affected Hiring for Clearance Jobs

Recruiters expect to be dealing with the aftermath for months, if not years.

Management

Lois Lerner and Other IRS Employees Will Not Be Prosecuted

Justice Department tells lawmakers “ineffective management is not a crime.”

Pay & Benefits

Feds Would Pay More Toward Pensions Under Proposal

Bill that would ease pain of sequestration also would require many federal employees to contribute 4.4 percent of pay to retirement benefits.

Management

Ben Carson Wants to Intensify the War on Drugs

The retired neurosurgeon is as prohibitionist as anyone running for presidency this cycle—and the reasoning he offers is surprisingly weak.

Management

Chemical Safety Board Urged to Improve Morale

New chairman says she is hopeful after meeting with inspector general.

Management

Senators Press White House to Clamp Down on 'Bridge Contracts'

Carper-McCaskill letter to procurement chief seeks tougher oversight to ensure competition.

Management

A Simpler Way to Manage People

Performance management is both a battlefield and a minefield.

Management

Interior Department Report Faults EPA In Colorado Mine Spill

Agency warns that the circumstances around the mine spill are “surprisingly prevalent.”

Tech

OMB Rolls Out Plan for Governance Body to Boost Shared Services

GSA will host centralized push for interagency financial management, payroll and IT tasks.

Management

The Next Budget Crisis Is Days Away. Is There a Better Way?

The building blocks for reform are largely in place.