Tech

Bill Would Ban Warrantless Cell-Phone Tracking

Rep. Jason Chaffetz wants local police to follow the same rules as federal agents for using fake cell towers for surveillance.

Management

A New Desk Lets You Work While Lying Down

Reclining desks are the latest weapon in the war against unhealthy workspaces.

Management

White House Takes Another Step to Ease Federal Hiring of Former Felons

Obama orders OPM to change rules so that agencies ask about criminal history later in the job application process.

Management

What Would Happen If American Senators Worked Like the French?

If Senators took a few tips from the French work week, the political process would still run as smoothly (ahem) as ever.

Pay & Benefits

Senators Want to Make Sure Federal 'Tax Cheats' Don't Get Bonuses

Bipartisan group reintroduces a bill to prohibit tax delinquent and misbehaving IRS employees from receiving performance awards.

Management

Study: Stressful Jobs Make Life Shorter

Researchers found that unhealthy workplaces can affect mortality.

Management

Why Things Go Wrong

When an acquisition process is flawed, the outcome isn’t hard to predict.

Tech

Obamacare Enrollment Is About to Open Again, and Not Many Know It

Latest Kaiser poll shows obstacle to getting more Americans on health exchanges.

Tech

HHS Grants Official Calls Shift to Uniform Guidance a Heavy Lift

“It’s a new day in grants and data transparency,” but progress takes time, Haseltine says.

Management

Goal Power: Use It, or It’s Useless

If cross-agency priority goals are viewed as an annoying requirement, they won’t work.

Management

Here's Everything Federal Employees Need to Know About Wednesday's GOP Debate

Fifteen Republican presidential candidates square off on the size and role of the federal government.

Management

Stop Complaining About Your 'Long' Work Week, in 2 Charts

People toiled for many more hours in the Industrial Age than they do in the digital one.