Management
Justice Department Will Work Around the Supreme Court's Voting Rights Act Ruling
Attorney General Eric Holder revealed that he is planning a series of measures that will challenge the state's autonomy when it comes to setting its own voting laws.
Management
Want to Add 1 Million Jobs to the Economy? Cancel the Sequester Next Fiscal Year
Repealing the cuts could boost near-term output and employment.
Management
What Detroit's Demise Says About America
Detroit native calls Motown's economic and social ills a warning for the nation.
Management
Auditors Warn State Department to Monitor $50M Afghan Training Project
Oversight gaps put contract for vital law programs at risk of waste.
Management
5 Practical Ways to Develop Your Own Career
With budgets tight, here's how to take control of your career.
Oversight
Congress Sets a New Record for Being Hated
In a new poll, more than 80 percent of respondents disapprove of Congress.
Oversight
IRS Officials’ Paid Leave and Bonuses Questioned
Political targeting dispute keeps spotlight on Exempt Organizations managers.
Management
Sequestration Got You Down? Embrace It, Says Defense Leader
Defense’s Deputy Chief Management Officer talks living into the fiscal environment’s opportunities.
Management
How the R.E.D Model Can Make You a Better Leader (and Thinker)
An easy way to become a more critical thinker.
Management
How to Earn $990,000 More In Your Lifetime
Despite the crash, those with law degrees still make more than those without.
Defense
Pentagon’s Wennergren Retiring After 30 Years
Technology and management specialist strived to modernize business systems.
Defense
Security Insiders: Thad Allen Should Replace Napolitano as DHS Secretary
Most surveyed don't support a proposal to leave no troops in Afghanistan.
Management
Report: New Urgency for Building Pipeline of Future Leaders
Study examines recruitment of senior executives in the face of expected retirement wave.
Management
What Will Be Your Responsible “No” This Week?
Give yourself permission to refuse a new task this week.
Management
Obama's Top Officials Are Getting Grayer
Twenty five percent of the president's top officials are at least 60 years old.
Management
Why Would Anyone Want to Work for the Government?
The incentive system isn't working, but it won't stay broken forever.
Management