Management

The Mommy-Track Myth

Workers with kids are just as productive as those without, according to a new study.

Pay & Benefits

More Agencies Offer Buyouts and Early Retirement

Employees at EPA and BBG can apply to receive up to $25,000 to leave service.

Management

Senate Democrats Warn Republicans Against Debt-Ceiling Wish List

Republicans, however, have not committed to making demands in exchange for increasing the $17 trillion debt limit.

Management

If You Manage Your Time Terribly, You’ll Get More Done

Make a list of the things you already did—so those to do seem less daunting.

Oversight

Senator, Outside Group Push Back Against Military Sexual Assault Report

Panel says removing commanders' authority in military sexual-assault cases would not boost reporting or reduce the number of incidents.

Management

Scientists Are Onto Your Passive Aggressive Emoticon Use at Work

In fact, according to a new study, emoticons in workplace email aren’t really meant to convey your emotions at all.

Management

You're In Charge, But Who Said Never Let ’em See You Sweat?

Occasional self-doubt can be a sign of a successful and reflective leader.

Management

Park Service: No Plans to Change Shutdown Protocol

The agency was criticized by some lawmakers for closing parts of the National Mall to visitors during 2013 government shutdown.

Pay & Benefits

NOAA Ends Hiring Freeze, Training Ban

Restored funding will enable the agency to begin hiring for the first time in a year.

Management

Caffeine Use Disorder is a Serious Problem—And You’re Probably Suffering From It

A new study says a significant number of users are dependent enough on the drug to have withdrawal symptoms.

Management

Here's How Obama Can Go It Alone

The biggest problems can't be solved with simple, unilateral solutions. But that doesn't mean he's powerless.