Management

USPS Suspends Remaining Facility Closures Scheduled for 2015

Postal Service says consolidations will not resume until 2016, and were put on hold to ensure smooth service.

Management

Obama Administration: 'Ambitions' of Individuals 'Have to Come Second to National Security'

White House press secretary Josh Earnest seemed to accuse Rand Paul of using the debate over the Patriot Act's sunsetting spying powers to bolster his presidential campaign.

Management

Hillary Clinton Is ‘Glad’ About Benghazi Email Release

But the newly public emails were far from Clinton’s top priority Friday.

Management

National Security Agency Starts to Shut Down Mass-Spying Program

Republicans said the White House was being "disingenuous" by threatening to shutter the surveillance program.

Management

OPM Lab Takes the Lead on Innovation

Team uses human-centered design to help agencies improve services.

Management

Navigating the Multigenerational Workplace

If it’s not leveraged, age diversity can lead to chaos, researcher warns.

Management

State Just Released Hillary Clinton's Benghazi-Related Emails

The emails span two years of her time as secretary of state.

Management

Jeb Bush is All Over the Place on Climate Change

The 2016 hopeful is “concerned” about global warming, he says.

Management

Being a Go-Getter Is No Fun

New research suggests that competent employees are assigned more work—but they don't always like it.

Management

Lead From Need: Four Ways to Motivate Employees

How to capture the hearts and minds (and productivity) of your workforce.

Management

Gaming Industry: Let Feds Use Government Charge Cards at Casinos

There are "many legitimate business-related expenses" incurred at casinos, lobbyists say.

Pay & Benefits

Amid USPS' Calls for Pay Cuts, Unions Let Deadline Pass for New Labor Contract

Postal Service's negotiations stall with two unions representing 300,000 employees.