Management
Lawmaker tells Commerce to Avoid National Weather Service Furloughs
Reversing the cuts would mitigate 'adverse' impacts to safety, Democrat says.
Management
Postal Service Loses Nearly $2 Billion in Second Quarter
Losses are less than last year, but USPS needs Congress' help to reach solvency, officials say.
Management
Tea Party Gets an Apology From the IRS
'Low-level workers' targeted organizations with 'tea party' and 'patriot' in their names.
Management
Why the SES Doesn’t Work, And How to Fix It
America's got talent, but it doesn't work like it's supposed to.
Management
Executive Summary: 5 Best Management Tips of the Week
The week's five best management tips, including how to manage your inbox, your fears and that eager summer intern.
Pay & Benefits
Sequester, Postal Departures Weigh on Retirement Claims Backlog
OPM will likely fall short of reduction goals.
Management
GSA Close to Unloading Two More Excess Federal Properties
Sales proceed on Minnesota ammunition plant and Montana office building.
Oversight
GOP Forces Gridlock Over Obama’s Nominees for EPA, Labor
Senate confirmation ritual gives minority party big influence.
Management
Bring Federal Conferences Back to Las Vegas, Lawmakers Say
‘Irresponsible federal workers,’ not resorts, led to excessive conference spending, they say.
Management
Senator Pressures OMB on Delayed Safety Regulations
Some rules have moved 'from the back burner to the deep freeze,' Connecticut Democrat says.
Management
The Quiet Charm Offensive of Obama's Chief of Staff
Denis McDonough’s openness and availability is garnering positive reviews.
Management
What the Obama Campaign's Chief Data Scientist Is Up to Now
Trying to keep the best minds of his generation from working on advertising.
Management
Most Top Contractors Increased Business With Federal Government in 2012
Despite downtick in overall contract spending, large companies found ways to increase revenues.
Defense
Analysis: Incompetence, but No Cover-up in Benghazi.
The hearings deepen the tragedy, but not the scandal.
Oversight
Lawmaker Renews GOP Bid to Defund a Key Census Survey
Rep. Jeff Duncan says economic questionnaire is invasive and harasses people.
Management
Scientists Make Progress in Slowing Diabetes
NIH-funded researchers discover hormone that might slow or stop the progression of diabetes.
Management
Push to Curb Payments to Dead Beneficiaries Intensifies
Senate panel welcomes Obama plans to improve data accuracy and widen agency access.
Defense