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Agencies Report Low Budgets and Staff for Online Privacy Protection

Study shows feds more focused on compliance and records management than reputation.

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Fidgeting at Work May Be Good For Your Health

Good news for pen-twirlers, leg shakers, and foot tappers.

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Why Do Women Think About the Downsides of Promotions More Than Men Do?

Male and female workers both easily imagine the good that comes with career advancement—but women have an easier time imagining the bad.

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EPA is Being Criticized for Approving Pesticides Without Confirming How Dangerous They Are to Bees

The most recent court case wasn't the first time the agency has been sued.

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Clinton Releases More Ideas to Decrease Consumer Health Care Costs

Her plans continue to favor patients over industry groups.

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How Obama Welcomed Pope Francis

The pontiff was greeted by thousands of people outside the executive mansion on Wednesday.

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Can Public Policy Survive Without Government?

Public-private partnerships can improve services, but not without risks.

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The Top 10 Women Cyber Guardians You Should Know About

A roundup of influential information security leaders to watch.

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This Is the Most Important Employee Benefit Coming to American Workplaces Since 401(k)s

Employers offer student loan repayments to attract talent.

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More Proof That When It Comes to Hiring, It’s Who You Know

There's a reason why Silicon Valley is so homogenous.

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Low-Wage Federal Contract Workers Welcome Pope’s Visit—With a Strike

Contract employees seek $15 an hour and a union.

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The Other One Percent

New sick leave rule is cumbersome for all, but benefits few.

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VA Accounts for More Than One-Third of Government’s Whistleblower Complaints

Testy Senate panel blames IG vacancy, retaliators who go unpunished.

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The Guide to Structuring Your Perfect Work Day

Optimizing your work day to maximize your productivity and happiness admittedly isn't a hard science.

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White House, Agencies Begin Prepping for ‘Executing an Orderly Shutdown’

OMB held call with agency leaders to order updates to shutdown plans issued this summer.

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Overcoming Obstacles to Creating a Culture of Learning

All of us have fallen victim to relying on what’s worked in the past.

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There is No Such Thing As Having it All — No Workplace Can Change That

Even the most accommodating office.

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White Houses Seeks to Accelerate Infrastructure Projects

Multi-agency tool expanded to streamline permitting and track environmental reviews.

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HHS Says More Than 10 Million Uninsured Americans Are Eligible for Obamacare

The administration released new data on the uninsured ahead of this year’s open enrollment.

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In Anticipation of Pope Francis, Senate Democrats Push Sweeping Energy Plan

Party leaders are unveiling legislation that would include carbon savings and kill big oil tax breaks, though the plan has little chance to move in a GOP-controlled Congress.