Pay & Benefits
Air Force to offer third round of buyouts
Employees will receive eligibility surveys by May and, if approved, must leave by Aug. 31.
Pay & Benefits
Sequestration could mean furloughs for many Justice employees
More than 100,000 employees could be forced to take several weeks of unpaid vacation in 2013.
Defense
Defense faces lawsuit from sexual assault victims
Lawmakers grill the department on hazing, lack of diversity.
Management
Capital area charity drive falls slightly short of goal
Tallies are not final, but the fundraiser brought in about 95 percent of its target.
Pay & Benefits
Agriculture to offer more buyouts
Department plans to grant 300 buyouts and then hire 150 employees at lower grades.
Briefing
Around Government
Looking for Peace Corps alumni, social media on the hunt and multilingual services
Tech
Video: Navy installing its largest solar film
Project on the commissary roof at a base in Japan may save $300,000.
Oversight
Labor sues Postal Service over whistleblower mistreatment
Lawsuit is OSHA’s second complaint in recent years against Seattle center.
Defense
USDA, American Legion reach out to veterans
Partnership aims increase hiring of returned troops.
Management
Video: Clinton addresses global business conference
Secretary of State touts 'jobs diplomacy.'
Management
Property maintenance costs rise $1.5 billion in 2010
Meanwhile, price of maintaining underutilized facilities falls.
Management
Labor Department to consolidate field offices
Move is estimated to save $19 million in two years.
Pay & Benefits
OPM proposes part-time work as step toward retirement
Program could help save $720 million in 10 years, Federal Times reports.
Defense
Senior-level vacancies persist at Homeland Security
Reorganizations, political transitions and retirements are among the factors that affected openings, officials tell watchdog.
Management
Budget requests, agency-by-agency
A look at how President's Obama's fiscal 2013 plan would affect major departments.
Defense
Defense opens 14,000 new roles to military women
Certain female specialists now may serve within battalions.
Defense
Defense must increase availability and awareness of child care, GAO says
Department is addressing space issues and stepping up outreach.
Defense
White House announces veterans hiring initiatives
New jobs at Interior could become permanent as 40 percent of the department's current workforce is slated to retire by 2016.
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