Management
Federal Government's Hispanic Population Stays Virtually Stagnant at 8.4 Percent
Agencies have placed a "special emphasis" on hiring Hispanics.
Management
How Stress and Worrying Can Make You Sick
Feeling overwhelmed affects everything from digestion to stroke risk.
Management
Paul Ryan Trashes His Budget Gift
“This process stinks,” the Wisconsin Republican said about the fiscal deal ahead of the speaker vote this week.
Tech
Northrop Grumman to Build New Air Force Bomber
After years of internal Pentagon fighting to keep the project alive, the air service reveals a builder, but little else.
Management
What You Can’t Learn From Failure
You’re only going to learn if you determine what you need to do different next time.
Management
Recruiting Senior Execs Is Getting Tougher in ‘Gotcha’ Climate, Survey Finds
Report points to meager pay hikes, stress and long-timers' skepticism toward
Pay & Benefits
Budget Deal Spares Feds’ Pay and Benefits
The two-year agreement raises the debt limit and provides some relief from sequestration without a sacrifice from federal employees.
Management
The Norwegian Army May Have the Answer to Reducing Sexism at Work
“We didn’t expect the results to be so strong.”
Management
Senator’s Push to Curb Administrative Leave Shifts to VA
Grassley troubled by department’s explanation of 6,000 paid for no work.
Management
Building Leadership Strength for the Next Administration
Transition roadmap leverages the talent of top executives.
Management
Leaked CRS Memo Rekindles Debate on Protecting Lawmaker Confidentiality
Activist says policy is overkill.
Management
Clinton, Sanders, and the Value of Borrowing Policy Ideas From Other Countries
Americans are often skeptical of policy ideas from other countries. Why?
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
Troubled VA Attracts Some Defenders, Prompting Lawmaker Rebuttal
Candidate Clinton paints GOP criticisms as "ideological."
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
Court Again Rules the Pentagon’s Sequestration Furloughs Were Fair
Judges deny argument that some employees were not impacted by budget cuts.
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