Management
Former Rhode Island Governor Lincoln Chafee Is Running for President
The Republican-senator-turned-Democratic-governor is helping to fill out the Democratic bench.
Management
Three Signs That You Have Too Much Executive Presence
Do your employees come to you, or do you go to them?
Management
Are Low-Wage Federal Contract Workers Getting Ripped Off?
Good Jobs Nation has filed a complaint with Labor on behalf of contract janitors, bus drivers and groundskeepers.
Management
Social Security Doles Out More Than $500K to Sexual Predators
Beneficiaries were being held at centers to protect the public from dangerous individuals.
Management
Are Civilian Agencies Held to a Higher Standard Than the Military?
Lawmakers expect heads to roll when civilian agencies screw up. Not so much when it’s the military.
Management
How VA Is Trying to Rewrite the Story on Caring for Vets
Maura Sullivan hopes the department’s focus on "success, one veteran at time" will change the narrative.
Management
Madam CEO, Fetch Me a Coffee
Women in business are still expected to bring cupcakes, answer phones and take notes.
Management
How Mass Surveillance During the Drug War Helped Justify Spying on Citizens
How justification for programs during the war on drugs turned into rationalization for spying on citizens in the war on terror.
Management
Executive Order Protecting LGBT Contract Workers Takes Effect
Obama's action bans federal contractors from discriminating against employees because of sexual orientation or gender identity.
Management
Labor Hasn't Reported All Its Conference Spending Properly
Still, the department's overall controls on spending amid a governmentwide crackdown are adequate, IG finds.
Management
Obama Administration Looks to 'Lock in Progress' on Management Goals
OMB begins the process of picking priorities for the president's final year.
Management
There Really Are More Pregnant Women at the Office
In the past fifty years, more Americans have decided to work during pregnancy.
Management
Edward Snowden Unwittingly Killed Justice's Mass-Surveillance Program
By exposing the NSA’s spying regime, the former contractor forced the department to shut down a separate phone-surveillance operation.
Management
Do Your Stakeholders ‘Like’ You on Facebook?
Influencers can make or break your social media presence.
Management
Are State Department Contractors Shortchanging Whistleblowers?
Watchdog finds ethics codes that 'may have chilling effect' on reporting waste and fraud.
Management
VOA Director Steps Down in Another Dramatic Shift at Broadcasting Board
David Ensor reorganized Voice of America’s central newsroom.
Management
Widespread Power Outages Send Some Washington-Area Feds Home
OPM offers its non-essential workers early dismissal during outage that has affected agencies in the region.
Management
Ensuring Women a Seat at Every Table
Women entering the workforce are more likely to be on a management track than they were a decade ago.
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