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Obama Administration Wants to Slash Carbon Emissions From Trucks
The relatively noncontroversial rule is projected to save 1 billion metric tons of GHGs.
Management
When Your Team Is Silent
You consider yourself a collaborative leader, but are your employees afraid to speak up?
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To Advance the Mission, More Feds Should Consider Doing Less
Managers often mistake complexity for sophistication, and the result is bad for everyone, a former military acquisition executive argues.
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3 Ways to Make Government a Smarter Shopper
Focusing on the low bid can ultimately be more costly for agencies.
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The World is Quickly Running Out of Water, New NASA Study Says
Researchers found that over the decade-long study of the 37 major aquifers worldwide, 21 experienced a depletion of their water supply.
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Justice-HHS Strike Force Nabs Medicare Fraudsters for $712 Million
Crackdown is largest ever in dollars and defendants charged.
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Proposed Contracting Rule Would Penalize More Than Just the Bad Apples
Companies could be debarred without due process.
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NOAA Offers a Space-Based View of 2015's 'Hyperactive' Hurricane Season
The last time three eastern-Pacific hurricanes developed this early was 1956.
Management
Republicans Imperil Obama Legacy With National Service Cuts
Will the president watch another priority fall victim to the political culture he vowed to change?
Management
When It Comes to Getting a Job, Americans Believe Skills Trump College
People see social intelligence and computer knowledge as more important than a four-year degree in preparing for the workplace, according to a new poll.
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Obama on Charleston: 'I've Had to Make Statements Like This Too Many Times'
The president, joined by Vice President Joe Biden, spoke from the White House Thursday on the shooting in South Carolina.
Management
Countries are Supposed to Spy on Each Other
And that’s why the federal government won’t blame China for hacking.
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Justice Has Opened a Hate-Crime Investigation Into South Carolina Shooting
Attorney General Loretta Lynch called the act “barbaric” in a press conference on Thursday.
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IG: VA Staff Didn't Cause Vet's Death in Wisconsin
Employees at Tomah facility "acted appropriately" after vet suffered two strokes on site, report concludes.
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Five Ways Leaders Can Make It Easier to Let Go
Some skills and behaviors that used to serve you, are no longer the best use of your time.
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By Running for Sheriff, Corps of Engineers Employee Violated Hatch Act
The independent candidate in Arkansas was warned, says Office of Special Counsel.
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Two Placed on Administrative Leave as Tensions Mount at Chemical Safety Board
Problems have escalated from a "toxic work environment to thermonuclear war," employee advocate says.
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Where in the World You’re Most Likely to Be Working Too Much — Or Napping
The work-life balance in Europe is very different than in the United States.
Management
Treasury Will Put a Woman on the $10 Bill in 2020
A selection process for the new face of the ten is underway.
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