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A Federal Employee Hits Back
Jason Ullner, a career Foreign Service Officer, fires back in an opinion piece in The Washington Post at those who would denigrate public service for political gain.
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Gingrich's Civil Service Plan: Cut $500B a Year
It's old hat for presidential candidates to claim there are big savings to be found in managing the federal bureaucracy more efficiently.
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Should the IRS Change its Name to World Peace?
The IRS is in the market for some public relations assistance, the Wall Street Journal's Washington Wire reports.
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Obama Pushed Dems on Retirement Contributions
If you find yourself wondering why congressional Democrats went along with a plan to boost retirement contributions for new federal employees to help pay for an extension of benefits for unemployed workers, consider this section of National Journal's report on the deal.
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Why We Haven't Switched to Dollar Coins
Five times in the past 22 years, the Government Accountability Office has reported that switching from paper $1bills to dollar coins would save the government money -- measured in the hundreds of millions of dollars per year. So why hasn't Uncle Sam made the switch? That's where the story gets complicated.
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Where Are All the Government Workers?
The Atlantic's Derek Thompson notes that a new Gallup survey shows that nationwide, one in six people work for government at the local, state or federal levels. And no state has fewer than one in nine.
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It's Budget Time!
The Obama administration's fiscal 2013 budget is already rolling off the presses at the Government Printing Office, in preparation for it's official release on Tuesday.
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Washington area agencies on unscheduled leave status
As snow approached Wednesday, OPM said agencies would remain open.
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GSA to Trump: You're hired
Real estate magnate is selected to redevelop Old Post Office building in downtown Washington.
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Buck Stops With Managers on Hiring
At a Government Executive Leadership Briefing this morning, two chief human capital officers at major agencies had a fairly blunt message for federal managers: Get with the program on hiring reform.
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White House names new procurement policy chief
Joseph Jordan is a former contracting official at the Small Business Administration.
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Federal Cars Aren't Meeting Obama's Green Goals Yet
If President Obama wants to meet his goal of dramatically increasing the number of hybrid and all-electric vehicles in the federal fleet, the General Services Administration will have to buy a lot of them this year.
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