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GSA Launches Reverse Auction Site

Reverse auctions have saved agencies 17 percent on some past purchases.

Management

A Chinese City Is Asking Its Companies To Pay Public Sector Salaries Because It Can’t Afford Them

The city of Ordos, in northern China’s Inner Mongolia, had accumulated almost six and a half times its annual revenue in debt.

Management

Why Paid Family Leave Is Good for Everyone (Even People Who Don't Use It)

Family-friendly laws signal a broad social consensus that citizens have a right to do both caregiving and paid work.

Management

The Secret to Making Meetings Useful? More Discussions and Fewer Presentations

How to transform on of the biggest productivity killers.

Management

This Is Your Brain on Power

Having influence over others gets to your head. And for the past decade, scientists have been exploring how.

Management

Mindful Mondays: Be More Gentle with Your Self Talk

You’ll get better results if you treat yourself better in your self-talk.

Management

How to Run an Effective Staff Like a Tour de France Team

Australia's Orica GreenEdge team has an effective way to manage strategy and operations.

Oversight

When Blocking Nominees Comes Back to Haunt Politicians

Some nominees thwarted by the Senate end up getting elected to the body that rejected them.

Oversight

How the IRS Made All Kinds of Groups' Lives Miserable

Congressional Democrats charge that the IRS acted inappropriately in reporting how it acted inappropriately.

Management

Happy Reopening, Statue of Liberty!

Americans have been making a big deal out of you since 1885.

Management

Analysis: The Real Problem With Hillary's Age

It's not her, it's her potential consultants and advisers.

Management

The Economic Cost of Hangovers

Excessive boozing costs the economy about $1.37 for each drink in lost productivity. Happy holiday weekend.

Pay & Benefits

GSA Forages for Food Advice

Agency seeks information from vendors on revamping federal cafeterias and menus.

Management

Obama's Crisis of Competence

The White House seems more comfortable stage-managing the news than dealing with the uncomfortable crises that inevitably crop up.