Management
Life After Government
A former government technology guru goes to the private sector, helping contractors design their pitches.
Defense
New Pentagon personnel system mirrors DHS plan
Unions plan to file lawsuit alleging Defense officials violated mandate requiring collaboration with employee groups in developing personnel system.
News
NIH scientists barred from working for agency's grant-holders
New rules bar researchers from investments in or taking paid or unpaid jobs with groups that rely on NIH grants for funding.
Defense
Bush administration plan to reform civil service draws union ire
The General Schedule overhaul is part of the president's fiscal 2006 budget proposal due to be released on Feb. 7.
Defense
DHS personnel system unveiled
Unions to file lawsuit asking court to halt implementation of the new system.
Pay & Benefits
Lawmakers renew fight for military-civilian pay parity
Bipartisan coalition urges president to include equal pay raises in 2006 budget proposal.
Management
White House set to propose lean budget
Poor-performing programs expected to take hits in fiscal 2006 submission early next month.
Pay & Benefits
New rules aim at easing hiring of people with disabilities
OPM removes requirement of documentation, updating 1979 order.
Pay & Benefits
OPM director tenders resignation
Kay Coles James announces plan to leave personnel agency on Jan. 31.
Pay & Benefits
More agencies gain certification to raise SES pay
Most of senior executive corps now eligible for a salary increase.
Defense
Agencies will help shoulder cost of new embassy construction
Agencies will pay fees to the State Department based on how many staffers they send to embassies abroad.
Management
Use of “official time” for union activities drops
OPM hails 4 percent decrease in on-the-job time spent by labor leaders dealing with union issues.
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