Tech
Feedback grows more positive on Navy intranet project
Officials see satisfaction rates rise for help desk, but they also acknowledge many new users are still uncomfortable with the network.
Pay & Benefits
Healthy Skepticism
A federal employee union fights a lonely battle against the VA's plan to close and consolidate hospitals.
News
Lawmakers consider legislation to close diploma-mill loophole
The goal is to stop the flow of federal dollars into fake degree-granting institutions.
Management
Nuclear agency managers among diploma mill users
National Nuclear Security Administration officials said Tuesday that the bogus degrees would not affect the managers' job status.
News
Veterans groups back health care system proposal
Veterans groups praise CARES plan, but local leaders express doubts. All sides want guarantee of uninterrupted health care.
Management
VA offers plan to close hospitals, build clinics
VA Secretary Anthony Principi seeks billions of dollars for construction of outpatient facilities.
Pay & Benefits
Mixed Messages?
Administration officials praise federal employees, but union officials say actions speak louder than words.
Defense
Lawmakers lash out at security clearance backlog
House lawmakers demand action to reduce backlog of 188,000 contractor clearance requests at the Pentagon.
Tech
Study finds e-government progress has leveled off
Consulting firm says cabinet-level officials must provide strong and uniform leadership to ensure improvement in federal e-government amenities.
News
Events will honor federal employees for public service contributions
Military and civilian agencies to host Washington Mall events May 6-9.
News
Ridge praises federal workforce, 70 executive honorees
Homeland Security Secretary Tom Ridge praised the work of federal employees Thursday night during a ceremony in which 70 senior executives received the country’s highest civilian service award.
Pay & Benefits
Start Saving, Soldier!
The Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board is trying to lure more military service members into the Thrift Savings Plan.
News
Federal charity donations reached record level in 2003
Employees gave $248.5 million to the Combined Federal Campaign, an increase of almost $19 million over 2002 contributions.
Pay & Benefits
Thrifty at the Thrift Plan
Budget savings at the TSP may result in cost savings for participants.
Defense
Lawmakers, GAO call for better continuity of operations planning
Continuity of Operations plans from federal agencies and departments reveal inconsistencies in determining essential functions.
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