Management

Democrats Want Short-Term Spending Bill to Stave Off Shutdown

Senate minority leader says measure should not fund agencies past December.

Management

Watchdog: The ‘Window’ Into Government Performance Is Pretty Cloudy

GAO says the Performance.gov website doesn’t do a very good job of tracking whether agencies are meeting their goals.

Management

Most, But Not All, USDA Offices Reopen After Threats Against Employees

Department rolls out "enhanced security" as employees report back to work.

Defense

USDA Closes Offices After Threats to Employees and Facilities

FBI, others assessing the credibility of the threats.

Management

As 10,000th Syrian Refugee is Admitted to U.S., White House Thanks Feds

Administration hits its goal, praises the dedication of employees across the federal government.

Management

Many Feds Like Trump, but Nearly All Trump Supporters Hate Government

The distrust is not mutual.

Management

Agencies Could Face a Nearly $800M Sequester Next Year

Appropriators are optimistic that their bills will eventually fall in line with spending caps, despite OMB warning.

Management

Hillary Clinton Proposes Solution for Federal Government to Deal With Zika-Type Crises

Current system leaves agencies -- and sick people -- beholden to sluggish Congress, she says.

Management

Obama Pushes Contractors to Be Greener, More Worker-Friendly

Administration estimates "Fair Pay" rule will cost contractors $458 million in the first year.

Management

Specially Hired Federal Interns and Recent Grads Are Staying in Government

Pathways program could improve, but overall is helping agencies recruit and retain talent.

Pay & Benefits

EPA Paid Transit Benefits to Employees Who Left the Agency

Some offices were not checking if subsidy recipients worked there, or if they were eligible for the perk.

Management

Half of Americans Think Unions Have Too Much Political Influence

Majority say labor leaders are out of touch with membership.