Management
Bush management scorecard gets a green light
Legislators and government officials gave the Bush administration's “traffic light” management scorecard a green light at a House subcommittee hearing Friday.
News
Federal employees pitch in to help with the Olympics
Federal employees will be doing their part when the 2002 Winter Olympics open Friday in Salt Lake City, from competing as athletes to providing security and filling the stands.
Pay & Benefits
Employees and managers skeptical of merit promotion process
Almost everybody involved in the federal merit promotions process has doubts about its effectiveness, according to a new Merit Systems Protection Board study.
Management
Agencies tighten the link between budget and performance
Nearly 30 federal agencies were able to show a direct link between budget requests and performance plans in fiscal 2002, according to a General Accounting Office report released Thursday.
Defense
Feds in New York slowly recover from attacks
Federal employees in New York City are slowly recovering their sense of security on the job after losing their offices and, in some cases, their co-workers, on Sept. 11.
Defense
Ridge outlines domestic security plan, promises mayors more money
Financial aid will soon be on the way to cities that need it for homeland defense missions, Office of Homeland Security Director Tom Ridge told members of the U.S. Conference of Mayors Wednesday.
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