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Baggage screeners get limited whistleblower protections
Airport security screeners hired by the Transportation Security Administration will have limited whistleblower protections under a complaint process announced Monday by TSA chief John Magaw and Elaine Kaplan, head of the Office of Special Counsel.
Defense
FBI director unveils plan for agency overhaul
FBI Director Robert Mueller announced plans Wednesday to hire hundreds of new agents, replace outdated computer systems and create new offices in an effort to reorganize the 94-year-old agency and shift its mission to preventing terrorism.
Pay & Benefits
Public service grows in appeal among young people
Young Americans are more interested in entering government service now than they were five years ago, according to a survey released Tuesday by the Council for Excellence in Government.
News
Report highlights possible discrimination at weapons labs
Minorities and women at three Energy Department weapons labs may have been victims of discrimination, according to a new General Accounting Office report.
Pay & Benefits
Cafeteria benefit plans draw fire at hearing
A House subcommittee chairman pushed the idea of cafeteria-style benefit plans for federal employees at a hearing Tuesday, but labor leaders said the idea would simply shift costs from the government to workers.
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