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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.
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Bush: One's Religion Not an Appropriate Criterion in Race
The Floridian further wades into the Muslim controversy generated by fellow Donald Trump and Ben Carson.
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Enterprise Government: Don’t Go It Alone!
Cross-agency leadership is the key to progress on major goals.
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CDC Study Shows Everyone Eats Fast Food Equally
A new report further debunks the misconception that low-income Americans are the biggest consumers of quick-chain fare.
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Contractors Are Reminded the President Always Wins in Shutdown Battles
Veterans of past stalemates stress that when agencies close, the situation stays fluid.
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Study: Drivers Have More Stressful Commutes Than Transit Riders or Walkers Do
Transit riders and walkers, who avoid the “unexpected delays” of traffic, stack up better in a new survey.
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Papal White House Visits Are Special, But They Sometimes Get Awkward
Meetings between popes and presidents have ranged from memorable to prickly.
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IRS Phone Service Got Much Worse in an Otherwise Solid Filing Season
Watchdog says agency planned ahead for last-minute tax law changes.
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Obama to Immigrants: Citizenship Leads to Better Jobs
A White House PSA touts the benefits of becoming naturalized.
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Carson Says Americans Should Not Elect a Muslim President
The Founding Fathers would not agree with the candidate's interpretation.
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‘Appalling’ Is the Right Word for the Civil Service System
Let’s fix workforce management once and for all.
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