Management
Government Printing Office Wants a New Name, Same Initials
152-year-old agency stresses digital publishing as well as printing.
Nextgov
A New App Takes Government Contracting Mobile
Hōrd allows vendors to get alerts about opportunities and to track their competitors.
Management
Shaun Donovan Wants to Reinvent the Way We Do Disaster Recovery
The HUD Secretary on how we should be innovating climate resilience after Sandy.
Management
The U.S. Is Cutting its Deficit Faster Than it Ever Has Before
The latest US budget statement is expected to show the deficit continued to decline in July
Defense One
Obama Should Scrap that Russian Helicopter Contract, Too
The U.S. government is buying arms from the same dealer that supplies Bashar Assad's regime in Syria. By Sonni Efron
Management
What Millennials Really Want Out of Work
What's motivating the most perplexing generation yet?
Management
Archives on Schedule in Declassification Push
Eighty percent of backlogged documents have been assessed, report says.
Management
Going Shoeless at Work Could Make You Less Stressed and More Productive
Kick off your shoes and work a while.
Tech
Obama: 'America Is Not Interested in Spying on Ordinary People'
The president announced major potential changes coming to the NSA.
Management
Postal Service Still Losing Money, But Less Than Anticipated
Agency loses $740 million in the third quarter of fiscal 2013.
Management
Want to Remember Something? Forget It
A new study suggests being distracted can improve memory.
Management
Analysis: The Case for Keeping Whistleblowers Nervous
A free society requires vigilant protection of a free press—and of national security. Each poses full legitimate claims, and neither should a priori trump the other.
Tech
It Doesn't Count as Outreach When Obama Talks About the NSA in Secret
On Thursday, Obama met at the White House with tech company executives and privacy groups to discuss surveillance.
Management
Ten Billion Reasons Why the Government Should Make Life Easier for Homeowners
Some analysts fear the success of Fannie Mae repaying loans will make it harder for US lawmakers to pull back from government involvement in the mortgage markets.
Management
Nominee for Peace Corps Director Carries on a Family Tradition of Service
The returned volunteer's grandparents, aunt and nephew have all served.
Management
3 Reasons Young Feds Should Try to Work Overseas
The benefits, both financial and personal, can be huge.
Management
7 Ways to Get Your Colleagues to Carry Their Weight
When people come together in groups, there’s usually at least one member who slacks off.
Management
Oprah Is Getting a Presidential Medal of Freedom
So is Bill Clinton. And, posthumously, Sally Ride and Daniel Inouye.
Nextgov
Security-Cleared Pros Don't Like Leaks -- or Wait Times
Survey respondents fear Snowden fallout could drag down the security clearance process.
Management