Management
Civil rights advocate sues EEOC
The leader of a federal employee anti-discrimination group recently filed a $900,000 lawsuit against the Equal Opportunity Employment Commission in federal court, alleging the agency allows biased judges to preside over hearings.
Management
Public spends more time on paperwork in 2002
Americans spent more time filling out government-related paperwork in 2002 than in 2001, despite agency efforts to simplify forms, the Office of Management and Budget said Friday.
Management
Lawmakers debate employee role in ‘fast-track’ reorganization
Lawmakers Thursday vowed to include the input of federal employees in the plan to grant the president “fast-track” authority to reorganize federal agencies.
Management
Government flunks sixth straight financial audit
The federal government failed its sixth consecutive financial audit, even though 21 of the 24 major agencies received clean opinions on their fiscal 2002 financial statements.
Defense
Reservists and families unaware of benefits and support services
Reservists called to active duty for Operation Iraqi Freedom--and the family members they leave behind--need more information about the benefits and support services available to them, according to a new General Accounting Office report and an advocacy group.
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