News

Try GSA for Your Nuptial Needs

Agency will auction off items from an Alaska bridal shop that was a criminal front.

Oversight

Dethroned House Subcommittee Chairman Regains Gavel

Rep. Meadows to resume Government Operations panel work on employee issues.

Oversight

Amid Calls for Firing, OPM Director 'More Committed Than Ever'

Archuleta defends data breach contracts, disagrees with watchdog critique of agency response.

Management

The Majority of Agency Heads Don’t Actually Use Data on Program Performance

But nearly two-thirds of performance officers in survey see progress toward culture of measurement.

Management

IRS May Offer Hope to Feds Affected by OPM Hack

Senator wants IRS to help protect victims from identity theft, notes reports that thieves are selling the data online.

Defense

How an NPR Librarian Outdid VA Researchers in Finding Mustard Gas Victims

Agency fell short in efforts to trace World War II veterans exposed to mustard gas during experiments.

Oversight

Subcommittee Chair Who Was Trying to Be Nicer to Feds Removed After Trade Vote

Meadows took a harsh line on misbehaving feds, but had been trying to improve relations between Congress and public servants.

Management

Two Placed on Administrative Leave as Tensions Mount at Chemical Safety Board

Problems have escalated from a "toxic work environment to thermonuclear war," employee advocate says.

Management

Lawmakers Slash IRS Budget as Punishment for ‘Underperforming’

A watchdog report released the same day links budget cuts to the decline in service at the tax agency.

Management

Agency Chafes at Ban on Hiring Foreign Specialists

Proposed waiver for difficult-to-fill positions would not significantly affect CBO’s budget, agency argues.

Management

Which Agencies Are Best At Selling Unneeded Property?

The ability to keep some of the proceeds and disciplined management processes have helped some agencies, controller tells senators.