Oversight

Looking For Bipartisanship? Try the Crusade Against Government Waste

Members of both parties pledge to work together to rein in wasteful spending.

Management

3 Ways to Make Your Resume Better

The resume is not dead, and yours can top any social media profile

Tech

Analysis: Why Edward Snowden is Not a Whistleblower

Snowden has shone a light on the extent to which technology has outstripped our laws and the Patriot Act may have exceeded its usefulness.

Oversight

Conference Spending Down Significantly Since 2010

Increased oversight has saved hundreds of millions of taxpayer dollars, lawmaker says.

Management

Know Which Public You Are Serving

Are we talking about the customer, taxpayer, citizen or something else?

Oversight

House Republicans Clash with Justice Over Pick to Head IRS Probe

Reps. Darrell Issa and Jim Jordan complain career trial attorney Barbara Bosserman is a Democratic donor.

Oversight

Lawmakers Skeptical Obama Will Reform NSA After White House Summit

President Obama sat down with a small group lawmakers Thursday to discuss NSA surveillance. What happens next is anyone’s guess.

Management

Insane Clown Posse Sues the FBI for Thinking They Are a Gang

The rap group has filed suit with help from the ACLU.

Management

Here’s How to Make It Through a Speech Without a Teleprompter

Practice makes perfect.

Management

Senators Welcome -- and Warn -- Homeland Security IG Nominee

Current FDA prosecutor John Roth faces several management challenges in the wake of his controversial predecessor.

Management

Union: Don’t Fill Staples Jobs with Non-Postal Employees

Group will organize protests against the use of non-postal workers in pilot program between the office supply store and USPS.

Management

The ROI of Culture

How your agency’s culture can boost productivity, attract top talent and cut hiring costs.

Management

Agencies Offer Ideas for Preventing Chemical Disasters

Possible changes, prompted by a 2013 explosion of a Texas facility, include tougher safety requirements on industry.

News

GSA Whistleblower’s Exit

Deputy Administrator Susan Brita, who sounded the alarm on the agency’s lavish 2010 Las Vegas conference, retires in March.

Management

What the 50-Year War on Poverty Tells Us About Government

When five decades of spending hasn't caused the statistics to change, it's time for new ideas and new politics.

Management

Making Government Easier to Understand

Annetta Cheek and the Center for Plain Language look to eliminate jargon and overly complicated government communication.

Management

White House Pushes Back on Gates

The National Security Council is hitting back against criticisms of Vice President Biden from the former Defense secretary's new memoir.