Management
Personnel agency offers advice on developing better managers
Survey revealing federal employees’ poor view of supervisors prompts new guidelines.
Pay & Benefits
Smart Giving
A new tool offers federal employees detailed financial information about Combined Federal Campaign charities.
Management
Intelligence agencies to follow Defense in personnel reform
Employees at 16 agencies will work under first cross-agency system outside General Schedule.
Pay & Benefits
CSRS retirees to get 3.3 percent pension bump
Retirees in the newer FERS system will receive a 2.3 percent adjustment next year.
Pay & Benefits
President honors elite federal executives
Highest award comes with cash bonus of more than $35,000.
Pay & Benefits
Trial that could out feds alleged to have bogus degrees delayed
Proceedings will only begin next October, because of the volume of documents involved.
Defense
Original judge in DHS labor case to keep jurisdiction
Agency officials required to give court a status report on new labor system in nine months.
Pay & Benefits
TSP board mulls legislative agenda
Board may seek changes in five areas, including automatic enrollment, loan restrictions and post-tax investment options.
2006 Chiefs Directory
People People
Chief human capital officers still are working to convince agencies that people matter.
Management
New government report card coming in late 2007
Nonprofit group aims to measure workforce quality, leadership and public support.
Pay & Benefits
A Helping Hand
Federal employees dig deep to help co-workers pay for education and emergencies.
Pay & Benefits
Salary council defers decision on changing locality pay formula
Change would mean New York, San Francisco employees would take home even more than colleagues in other cities.
Defense
Personnel agency opens second veterans recruitment office
Brooke Army Medical Center commander hopes office will help disabled veterans get jobs.
Pay & Benefits
On the Move
Congress extended a bill to make it easier to recoup relocation costs, but agencies may be the real winners.
Defense
Internal board could spark new clash in DHS labor overhaul
Review panel will be a centerpiece of discussions when unions and department officials meet to revise labor plan.
Management
OPM launches online toolkit to speed federal hiring
Web site will help agencies identify weak points in recruitment strategies.
Defense
Pentagon official optimistic about overturning labor ruling
David Chu says if Defense loses court case, the department may ask Congress for help.
Pay & Benefits
TSP funds make small gains in September
International investments -- usually big earners -- perform the worst.
Defense
Congress withholds millions from DHS personnel system
This month, the department will bring 6,700 more employees under the plan, centered on market and performance-based pay.
News And Analysis
Hollywood's Heroes
Glamour and government preen and coo as Coast Guard movie woos Washington.
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