Management

Why More Vacation Doesn't Always Mean Happier Workers

The Netherlands mandates little PTO but its workers are some of the most satisfied in the world. Here's why.

Management

An Antitrust Lawsuit Against US Airways and American Airlines Shows the US DoJ Means Business

The move is another sign of the department's recent aggression on antitrust.

Management

Appeals Court Shoots Down Obama Administration's Yucca Delays

Nuclear Regulatory Commission must issue a ruling on the site's permit application.

Management

How Much Will It Cost to Dispose of 30 Million Defective $100 Bills?

Production of the upgraded bills has been plagued by errors.

Nextgov

DHS Awards Contractors $6 Billion for Agency Network Surveillance

Booz Allen Hamilton and 16 others earn spots on the continuous monitoring project.

Management

Small Businesses Scrambling More for Federal Contracts

Survey shows firms are spending more time and money on bids, and are submitting fewer.

Management

Here's How Much It Costs the Feds to Lock Up 219,000 People

And why saving even a little bit of money on jailing criminals could go a long way.

Defense

Analysis: Obama Has Already Broken His Pledge on Surveillance Reform

Last week, he promised an "independent" review by "outside experts." Then he assigned insider James Clapper to lead it.

Defense One

How To Reduce the Growing Number of Bid Protests

The number of bid protests has ballooned in the past several years. But for most contractors, protesting a bid is a ‘high-stakes game of poker’ they'd rather not play. By William Keating and Peter McDonald

Management

3 Things Thoughtful Leaders Do

Three easy things you can do to have a mindful approach to leadership this week.

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.