News
Federal employees continue work with a new perspective
As agencies begin the process of trying to return to normal operations in the wake of Tuesday's terrorist attacks, there is a pervasive sense that nothing will ever be quite the same.
Pay & Benefits
Dems call GOP leader's bluff on patients' bill of rights for feds
Sen. Don Nickles, R-Okla., may have simply been trying to make a point when he introduced a measure that would make a proposed patients' bill of rights apply to federal employees, but now Democrats are saying they back the idea.
Management
Public relations firms take a second look at federal clients
With the economic slowdown hurting prospects for new high-tech and corporate clients, Washington’s public relations firms are turning to a line of business many of them once shunned: contracts from the federal government.
News
Two dozen agencies review Mexican border bridge
How many federal agencies does it take to approve a bridge?
Pay & Benefits
Postal Service finds creative ways to lobby Congress
It can't play by the same lobbying rules as private corporations. So the U.S. Postal Service has special ways of getting its point across in Washington.
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