Management

Obama Officials Defend Fair Pay Rule Against ‘Blacklist’ Charges

Contractors, GOP lawmakers warn of record-keeping burden.

Management

What the FBI Crime Stats Can – And Can't – Tell Us About Crime

The bureau released its national crime statistics for 2014 on Monday, but there are important caveats.

Pay & Benefits

IRS Gave Executive Bonuses Totaling $6 Million Over Five Years

Tax Analysts’ FOIA suit details 1,269 performance awards averaging $4,483.

Management

Gender Inequality Is Costing the World $28 Trillion

A new report quantifies what enlightened employers have long known: gender parity in the workforce has enormous value.

Management

USDA Forest Service Maps the 'Wildland-Urban Interface,' or Areas Most Vulnerable to Wildfire

The agency has plotted where human development comes dangerously close to nature.

Management

Jeb Bush Unveils Energy Plan

The GOP contender says his economic growth targets depend on cutting regulations and handing more power to states.

Management

How Lazy Bosses Avoid Doing Their Jobs

Platitudes aren't just annoying, they show you don't want to listen or take action.

Management

What Any of Us Can Learn From Pope Francis

What it means to show up at our best and the outcomes we help create by being aware and intentional.

Management

Feds Are Apparently Happier and More Engaged With Work Than Last Year

OPM touts early results of the 2015 survey gauging the government workforce’s attitudes on management and pay.

Pay & Benefits

Watchdog: VA Reassigned Senior Officials to Sidestep Pay Freeze

IG also substantiates allegations related to abuse of relocation program.

Management

Don’t Hate Mondays — They’re the Best Day to Apply For a Job

The next time you find yourself with "a case of the Mondays" act fast and apply for a job—it's the best odds you'll get all week.

Management

Senators Push to Broaden Inspector General Access to Documents

Bipartisan group's measure would override Justice Department's opinion.

Management

Phishing Scams Aren’t Likely to End Federal Careers Anytime Soon

If employees are held accountable, then what about OPM?

Management

Clinton Continues to Defend Herself Herself About Email Server

The candidate acknowledged Sunday that the steady “drip, drip, drip” of bad headlines isn’t good for her campaign, but she denies she was trying to hide anything.

Oversight

Historic Effort to Track Stimulus Spending Wraps Up

Recovery.gov was pioneer in data transparency.

Management

NASA Data From Space Could Help the Developing World Prepare for Climate Change

The agency’s satellites have a unique vantage point.

Management

Obama Administration to Bring Tighter Oversight to Senior Execs’ Bonuses, Performance Reviews

OPM issues final rule to update SES performance appraisal system.

Management

A New Report Details the Harrowing Conditions of U.S. Immigrant Detention Centers

A new government report details the rights violations in government-run and private facilities.

Management

One Thing HUD Can Do To Help Save Trailer Parks

If the agency required localities to provide data on mobile home parks and their closing, scholars could begin to understand “the social and spacial pressures that under-gird them."

Management

Expanding the Reach of Precision Medicine

A bold blueprint for building a national research cohort.