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Obama's Proposed Executive Action Doesn't Touch the Roots of Immigration Dysfunction
Any steps the White House may soon take won't address the real immigration problem.
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What's on Your De-Stress Checklist?
The goal is to get in 100 points worth of de-stressing activities a week.
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How Washington Bungled the Solyndra Story
The former head of the Energy Department loan program corrects the record.
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USAJobs Is Getting Another Makeover
OPM director says the agency is revamping the federal hiring portal, but did not specify a relaunch date.
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Monty Python’s John Cleese on The Secret of Success
The comedy legend says it's important to enjoy the process, and reinvent yourself
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Before Buying New Scheduling System, VA Plans to Kick the Tires
VA is putting the finishing touches on its proposed shopping list for buying updated scheduling software.
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Management and the Art of Future Thinking
The only thing that matters about the past is what we learn from it.
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Obama's Immigration Order Has 2016 Perils for Both Parties
Executive action could complicate message for Republican and Democratic White House hopefuls alike.
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How Three Agencies Weathered the 2013 Shutdown
GAO documents disruption at HHS, Energy and Transportation.
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Why Republicans May Have the Most to Lose Over Obama’s Immigration Action
If Obama moves, the GOP knows its reaction is what America is watching.
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Return of the Veto?
President Obama has rejected just two bills in his six years in office, the fewest of any White House occupant who has served as long since James Monroe. That could begin to change next week.
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The Power of Being Vulnerable
The ‘V word’ maybe taboo in the workplace, but it builds strong leaders.
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Amid Nationwide Employee Protests, Postal Service Announces $5.5B Loss in 2014
Operational profit draws vastly different reactions from labor and management.
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VA Fires Senior Exec in Pittsburgh Over Legionnaires’ Outbreak
Terry Gerigk Wolf, who had been on paid leave since June, was removed Thursday for “conduct unbecoming” and “wasteful spending.”
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John Kerry Seeks Republican Support for U.S.-China Climate Pact
Cabinet officials are working to build support for the carbon-pollution agreement that has drawn strong attacks from the GOP and industry groups.
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Amid Stagnant Incomes, Work and Family Are Increasingly at Odds
In the current economy, Americans find they have to choose between succeeding at work or spending time with family.
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Watchdog: Budget Cuts, Lack of Centralized Authority Hurting Program Evaluation
Tighter budgets threaten attendance at professional conferences.
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Obama To Pledge $3 Billion To International Climate Fight
It is "in our national interest to help vulnerable countries to build resilience to climate change," administration official says.
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