Pay & Benefits
Bush administration unveils 2002 pay increases
President Bush has ordered pay raises ranging from 4.52 percent to 5.42 percent for federal employees in 2002, depending on where they work.
News
Aviation security agency gets off the ground
The Transportation Department struggles to build an agency to handle what may be the most important job in government right now-securing the skies.
Defense
Transportation sets hiring standards for new security force
The Transportation Department on Wednesday unveiled a list of minimum standards applicants for federal baggage screener positions must have.
Defense
Transportation officials pledge to meet screening deadline
The Transportation Department will meet a Jan. 18 deadline for screening all checked bags at the nation’s airports, the Bush administration’s nominee to head the new Transportation Security Administration told Congress Thursday.
Management
Feds top private firms in customer satisfaction
For the first time ever, Uncle Sam has edged out the private sector in overall levels of customer satisfaction, according to a report released Monday.
Management
Major changes in store for NASA
Privatizing the space shuttle program is one of several management reforms the Bush administration is considering for NASA, President Bush’s pick to lead the space agency told Congress Friday.
Defense
Coast Guard seeks budget boost for port security
Securing the nation’s ports has been a major focus of the Coast Guard since Sept. 11, and will continue to be for years to come, Coast Guard Commandant Adm. James Loy told Congress Thursday.
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