Management
Dear Men: Wake Up and Smell the Inequality
Women in the C-suite are less likely to leave than men, so why not invest in them?
Management
Snowden Says He'd Go to Prison to Come Back to the United States
Speaking to the BBC, the NSA whistleblower said his lawyers were still awaiting a plea deal from the government.
Management
After 640-Day Wait, VA Gets a Nominee for Inspector General
Obama names attorney Michael Missal to post that Congress is scrutinizing.
Pay & Benefits
Navy Employees Lose Furlough Case on Appeal
Court upholds MSPB’s ruling favoring agency in case involving 2013 sequester furloughs.
Management
The Man Who Killed a President Over a Political Appointment
Charles Guiteau assassinated James Garfield in 1881. But, why?
Management
Is It Fairer to Remove Alma Maters From Job Applications?
At its UK offices, Deloitte will hide the name of a job candidate's university in hopes of curbing recruiters' biases.
Management
Clinton’s Health Care Plans Might Be Headed Nowhere
To make major changes, a Democratic president probably needs Democrats in control of both chambers of Congress, which isn’t likely in 2017.
Management
Are Agencies Using Performance Info to Make Decisions?
Results are mixed, but strategic reviews are boosting collaboration.
Management
The Politics of Creating A 2016 Soundtrack
It’s not easy picking a perfect presidential playlist. And it can take a lot of staffpower.
Management
How Hillary Clinton Helped Her Employees Manage Work-Life Balance
While secretary of state, she worked from home so that moms and dads could be with their kids on a snow day.
Management
Obama: I Won't Sign Another Short-Term Spending Bill
Veto threat raises the stakes for coming budget negotiations, and the possibility of a shutdown.
Management
Will New Regs Trigger Better Executive Performance?
The focus is on public policy issues, not day-to-day management.
Management
Arne Duncan, Obama’s Education Secretary Since the Beginning, Is Stepping Down
The president is expected to make the official announcement Friday afternoon.
Management
The Shutdown Was Avoided, But Agencies Can't Exactly Celebrate
Stopgap funding inhibits long-term planning.
Defense
Congress Keeps Cuts to Pentagon Travel Per Diems
The final version of the fiscal 2016 Defense authorization bill does not repeal a policy that resulted in lower per diems for long-term government travelers.
Management
Obama Vows Another Try on Gun Regulation
A president famed for his cool was visibly shaken; a politician noted for his calculation was ready for a fight he is likely to lose.
Management
Why It's Not Looking Good for Women in the Workplace, in Seven Charts
Sheryl Sandberg says in a new paper that the glass ceiling is real.
Management
The Justice Department Invests in Combatting Recidivism
Attorney General Loretta Lynch announces a $53 million effort to keep newly released inmates out of jail.
Management
New Mapping Tool Could Help Hurricane Joaquin Victims
For most people, a power outage is an inconvenience, but for those who depend on electricity-powered medical equipment, it can become a death sentence.
Management