Oversight

Sorry Feds: Lawmaker Says No More Porn Watching at Work

Bill prohibiting pornography on federal devices comes as EPA has yet to fire an employee who confessed to regularly watching porn at the office.

Management

The Postal Service Wants to Deliver Your Groceries Each Morning

USPS submits proposal to market test early morning grocery delivery in certain cities.

Pay & Benefits

Postal Service to Add Thousands of Union Jobs in 2014

Bargaining unit employees will fill reduced-hour post offices in major labor victory.

Tech

House OKs Bill Mandating More Firings of Misbehaving Federal Employees

Measure would also require preservation of certain text messages from feds' personal cell phones.

Management

Will Congress Save the U.S. Postal Service?

A behind-the-scenes look at lawmakers’ inability to move forward on a desperately-needed overhaul.

Oversight

Lawmakers Are Still Finding New Ways to Punish VA Employees

House panel looks to reform performance management and limit bonuses for VA workers.

Pay & Benefits

Shutdown-Averting Spending Bill Would Allow Fed Pay Raise

House GOP measure would keep government open through mid-December and would not block Obama’s proposed 1 percent raise.

Advice And Comment

Social Insecurity

SSA officials weigh a variety of concerns as they rethink how to deliver government’s most popular service.

Oversight

One Map to Show Where USPS Will Cut 7,000 Jobs

A majority of senators, including leader Harry Reid, now support delaying plant closures.