Defense
Federal Building Security Officers in New England Lose Faith in Their Regional Leadership
Region 1 employees at DHS’ Federal Protective Service say they have “no confidence” in their bosses, citing micromanagement and a hostile workplace.
News
What Do 99 Percent of Federal Employees Have in Common?
Hint: It has to do with the quality of apples in the workforce.
Management
HR Needs to Prepare for a New Role
The traditional administrative function is rapidly disappearing.
Oversight
IRS Chief Says He Won’t Blame Data Breach on Budget Crunch
But Koskinen reiterates need to replace aging systems.
Management
Why Steve Jobs’s Influence is Reverberating Through Government
We’re witnessing a second American Revolution, where government is being radically re-shaped by data-driven digital innovators.
Management
Three Ways to Stop Judging Yourself
You’ll get more done if you stop trying to be perfect all the time.
Management
Obama Awards Two WWI Vets with Medal of Honor
On Tuesday, President Obama bestowed the Medal of Honor on two men for their bravery in combat.
Management
Obama Pushes Healthier Meat Options at Federal Cafeterias
Memo asks agencies to favor contractors that offer meat and poultry free of growth-promoting antibiotics.
Management
VA Suspends Two Managers Over Supernatural Shindig
Officials at Philadelphia facility were "temporarily relieved" of their duties Monday after critical watchdog report.
Defense
Acting TSA Chief Reassigned After IG Demonstrates Ease of Getting Weapons Past Screeners
Mock bombs and weapons made it past security checkpoints more than 95 percent of the time, according to leaked IG report.
Management
EPA Climate Plan Sent to White House for Review
Obama's controversial carbon-emission rules for power plants could be released by Labor Day.
Management
The New York Times, Vice Slam White House Over FOIA Delays
A top attorney for the newspaper will tell Congress there’s a "culture of unresponsiveness" when it comes to transparency.
Management
The Key to Employee Engagement? These Managers Had It Wrong
Many think recognition and incentives are the answer.
Management
Lindsey Graham Announces His 2016 Presidential Run
The candidacy has two main effects: making South Carolina more difficult for a front-runner to win and making Sen. Rand Paul look like an isolationist.
Management
Proposed ‘Fair Pay’ Rule Riles Federal Contractors
A requirement to disclose pending labor violations is unfair, company advocates say.
Management
Immigration Advocates Place Their Faith in Obama
The administration’s recent actions have rebuilt a relationship strained by years of acrimony, and given the president leeway to pursue reform as he sees fit.
Management
Letting Go of Your Need to Be the Smartest Person in the Room
Take some simple but powerful corrective actions.
Management
EPA Can’t Shake Its Ethanol Headache
The Obama administration proposed lowering the ethanol mandate, and nobody's happy.
Management