Management
President Obama Takes On Sexual Assaults on College Campuses
The White House on Wednesday released staggering statistics on sexual assault, as the president launches a new initiative.
Defense
Five Years After Obama Vowed to Shut It Down, Guantanamo Bay Remains Open
The pace of the push to close the controversial camp has slowed in recent years, and doesn't show signs of picking up.
Pay & Benefits
OPM to Lay Off 300 Employees
Agency attributes cuts to a lack of funding prompted by less demand for hiring and training consulting across government.
Management
Creating Your Own Economy With a Side Business
Financial expert Kimberly Palmer explains how to tap into your entrepreneurial side.
Management
Broadcasting Board of Governors Reshuffles Management Team
The long-term goal is to find a chief executive officer to lead the International Broadcasting Bureau.
Management
Why Don't More Women Want to Work With Other Women?
Most Americans don't care about the gender of their co-workers, but those who do prefer men by a wide margin.
Oversight
Senators Push Bill to Rename Government Printing Office
Agency says new moniker, Government Publishing Office, would better reflect its shift to digital operations.
Management
5 Tips for Being More Decisive
Some contemplate too much, others issue edicts. Here's how to strike a balance.
Management
Federal Offices in Washington on Two-Hour Delay Wednesday Due to Weather
Government is open; employees have the option of taking unscheduled leave or unscheduled telework.
Management
The Most Productive Thing I’m Doing This Year—No Business Trips
A frequent flyer undertakes a bold experiment in self-preservation.
Management
Doing the Leadership Tango
Knowing the right moves requires managers to understand each employee’s unique style.
Management
The Postal Service’s Latest Problem: Dilapidated, Unsafe Buildings
Auditors say agency needs to better prioritize funding to repair run-down post offices.
Management
Watchdog: Pentagon’s Efficiency Effort Lacks Proper Metrics
Budget crunch constrains Defense’s ability to adequately track project aimed at saving the department $100 billion.
Management
Maybe Workers Should Just Take Turns Being CEO
Not every leader wants to stay at the top.
Management
Interior Department Snags Capitol Hill Vet for Outreach Gig
John Blair, a former aide to Democratic Rep. Dan Kildee of Michigan, is now the department's director of intergovernmental and external affairs.
Management
It's Time to Eliminate Exploding Job Offers
Forcing applicants to make a quick decision doesn't succeed in landing high performers.
Pay & Benefits
What Will Congress Cut to 'Support Our Troops'?
Lawmakers are scrambling to avoid veterans' anger over spending cuts, but they can't decide how to pay for it.
Management
Federal Offices in Washington Closed Tuesday
Snowfall expected in region starting midday.
News
Obama Lauds OMB Staffers
President picks unusual location to sign omnibus appropriations bill into law.
Pay & Benefits