Management

White House Launches Sales Pitch on Climate Pledge

Administration sees leadership role in bringing countries to table in Paris talks.

Management

Women's Climb Up the Federal Management Ranks, in One Chart

Twenty-nine percent of government supervisors and managers in 2014 who had worked fewer than 10 years in government were women.

Management

Visualizing the Global Gender Gap

A new visualization charts the great lengths countries must go to achieve gender equality.

Route Fifty

Are There Limits to Government Speech?

The Supreme Court considers whether putting a Confederate battle flag on a license plate should be different than urging Americans to eat more beef.

Management

EPA Chief: Keystone Won't Be A 'Disaster for the Climate'

Gina McCarthy suggested that no single issue would wreck the climate.

Management

Obamacare Could Be in Trouble if It Drives Businesses From Insurance Market

Affordable Care Act rules affecting more small businesses next year could drive them to self-insure.

Management

When Do Official Documents Belong to the Public?

Hillary Clinton is hardly the first government officer to try to keep her correspondence private. The fight over her emails echoes battles that stretch back to the inception of government archives.

Management

Meeting the Needs of Women in the Workplace

Identifying best practices, barriers and limitations in achieving work-life balance.

Management

Obamacare Promises Tax-Season Surprises

If you have health coverage through an exchange established under the Affordable Care Act, expect the unexpected.

Management

Photo ID Cards Won't Stop Food Stamp Fraud

A new report finds that photo IDs cost more to implement than they save preventing fraud. And they make the program harder for beneficiaries to use.

Management

'Harry, This Is Barack': Reid Gets a Surprise Call-in on Nevada Public Radio

The Senate minority leader discussed his recent retirement announcement on KNPR's air Friday.

Management

Struggling Agencies Turn to Fortune 500 Leaders for Advice on Boosting Employee Morale

Advisory board members say private-public cooperation helps to erase image of 'dumb, lazy' civil servants.