Defense
Transportation security chief says no to collective bargaining
Transportation Security Administrator James Loy issued an order Thursday prohibiting federal baggage and passenger screeners from unionizing, citing national security concerns.
Defense
TSA meets baggage screening deadline
With a day to spare, the head of the Transportation Security Administration said Monday the agency will meet its final congressional mandate on time by screening all checked airline baggage for explosives by Dec. 31.
Management
Postal Service delivers improved financial news
What originally looked like another horrible year for the Postal Service turned into a not-so-bad one. Though the agency lost $676 million in fiscal 2002, that figure is far better than the $1.35 billion in losses originally predicted at the beginning of the year.
News
Postal reform commission may be named this week
Postal Service officials say the Bush administration may be about to end months of speculation by naming a presidential commission to study the agency’s tenuous future.
Management
Postal Service may reap pension windfall
In a new financial assessment, the Office of Personnel Management concludes that the Postal Service has paid billions of dollars more than necessary into its employees' pension fund during the last 30 years.
Management
OMB orders agencies to reduce contract bundling
The Bush administration Wednesday told federal procurement officials to cut back on bundling contracts, saying the practice makes it difficult for small businesses to compete for federal dollars.
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