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Which Country's Workers Care About Their Jobs the Most?

A new survey covering 13 countries tries to measure employees' engagement with their jobs.

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Gay Couples to Enjoy New Perks (and Penalties) Under Obamacare

The Supreme Court's ruling means same-sex couples get all the good—and bad—of legal nuptials.

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Federal Employee Advocates Want Special IT Task Force to Handle OPM Hack

More than two dozen groups call on president to provide more information and protection to employees and retirees in wake of massive data breach.

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Millennials Now Outnumber Boomers in the U.S.

More than half of children under the age of 5 are racial minorities.

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The Great VA Accountability Scam

The conversation about VA accountability has switched from a constructive discourse to a partisan campaign against civil service protections for front-line employees.

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These Presidential Candidates Are Making a Mark on Twitter

Having a lots of followers isn't enough.

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State: A ‘Limited’ Number of Hillary Clinton Emails Remain Missing

Some messages that Sidney Blumenthal provided to the House Benghazi panel could not be found among the messages Clinton turned over to the State Department.

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States and Cities Are 'Labs' for Inclusive Governance

Consulting residents helps officials manage high demand and limited resources, with less public criticism.

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It May Soon Be Easier to Fire Any VA Employee, Not Just Top Execs

House panel approves legislation that expedites the department’s firing process and extends probationary period for workers.

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Taking a Pass on Passion

A lot of the world’s best work is done without getting all fired up about it.

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Obama: 'The Affordable Care Act Is Here to Stay'

The president addressed the Supreme Court’s ruling on his health care law on Thursday.

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The First Step on Mars Won’t Be Made By Humans, But By Robots

The space agency wants to use its R5 Valkyrie robot.

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Recruiters Read a Tiny Part of Your Résumé, If They Read It At All

Obsessing over a perfect résumé is often a waste of time — time better spent making connections.

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The Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Obamacare Insurance Subsidies

The court says a challenge based on an ambiguous word was "unpersuasive."

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Environmentalists Fear the FDA’s Trans Fats Rule

It's good for your arteries, but replacing trans fats with ingredients like palm oil could have an environmental dark side.

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The GS System Cannot Be Fixed

But there is a better way to ensure federal pay is fair and competitive.

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These Politicians Want Archuleta Fired

There’s frustration on both sides of the aisle over the OPM director’s handling of recent data breaches.

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Why Some People Can Get Away With So Little Sleep and Others Can't

If your parents or grandparents got away with very little sleep, then you likely could too.

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What the Private Sector Can Teach Us About Open Government

How data sharing can improve citizen services.

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The Fantasy of a Four-Day Workweek

Will Americans ever let out a deep breath, crack open a beer, and say, “Thank God it’s Thursday”?