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GSA Considers New Cloud Contract Vehicle

The administration issued a request for information about new contracting and acquisition models for cloud services. Responses are due in March.

Management

Speaking While Female

Either barely heard or judged as too aggressive in meetings, women often decide to saying less is more.

Management

Former Employee of Government Contractor Alleges Sexual Harassment and Retaliation

Complaint against global security firm depicts Mad Men culture at ‘guys with guns’ company.

Management

Postal Groups’ New Lethal Weapon? Danny Glover

Emergent alliance hopes celebrity support can save the U.S. Postal Service.

Management

Will John Roberts or Anthony Kennedy Save Obamacare?

Lawyers tailor their appeals to each in the fight over the law’s health insurance subsidies

Management

A Lesson on Managing Expectations

Don't waste a lot of energy focusing on what might have been.

Management

Bipartisan Duo to Reintroduce Bill on Evidence-Based Policymaking

Legislation would create a panel to study expanding the use of data to assess program performance.

Management

Washington Offices Closed Tuesday As Snow Moves In

Teleworkers expected to be on the job.

Management

How to Influence Your Manager When You’re Never Both in the Same Office

Face-to-face isn't the only way to communicate.

Management

'From Atoms to Bits': A Brilliant Visual History of American Ideas

A new paper employs a simple technique—counting words in patent texts—to trace the history of American invention, from chemistry to computers.

Management

Americans Didn't Always Worship the Founding Fathers

After the Civil War, the men who framed the Constitution gradually rose to become the Ghosts of Democracy Past: courageous, learned, and super-judgey.

Management

The Alarming, Long-Term Consequences of Workplace Stress

Health problems associated with job-related anxiety account for more deaths each year than Alzheimer's disease or diabetes.

Management

OMB's Management Side May Coordinate Earlier With Budgeteers

Controllers expect more agencies to embrace shared services.

Tech

IRS Welcomes Jump in Taxpayers Using Its Website

Call volume around President’s Day expected to strain staff.

Management

Could the Pentagon Take a Cue From Britain on Public-Private Partnerships?

Expanding the use of P3s could ease DOD’s budget pressures.

Management

Even Republicans Love Obama's Immigration Policies

GOP voters support the executive actions in principle, but oppose them once they're linked to the president.

Management

What the FBI Chief Got Right—and Wrong—About Race and Police

James Comey insisted that if citizens saw things from a beat cop's perspective, they'd be more sympathetic.

Management

Say Goodbye to the Classic White Boxy U.S. Postal Truck

The postal service wants to change over its fleet by 2018.

Management

No One Ever Really Fits a Job Description, So Let Applicants Write Their Own

Most of the time, regular job postings are terrible.

Management

Embattled Secret Service Spent Just 25 Minutes Training the Average Officer in 2013

Congressional oversight leaders expect bipartisan reform in the near future.