Management
Intell leaders heed pay concerns
Leaders of the intelligence community make a point of getting employee input on pay-for-performance plans.
(Posted June 30, 2008)
State Department will get SMART
State Messaging and Archive Retrieval Toolset system will combine diplomatic text cables, e-mail, and memos in a single messaging system for classified and unclassified networks.
(Posted June 23, 2008)
Army uses Lean yardstick
Measuring and analyzing service bottlenecks improved the Army’s reputation with veterans.
(Posted May 5, 2008)
OPM revises costs for RetireEZ
Agency excludes $69.6 million from life cycle costs of federal retirement systems modernization.
(Posted April 21, 2008)
26,000 move to RetireEZ
Federal employees who are ready to retire will no longer wait months for their first pension payment or wonder if their personnel file is complete and accurate.
(Posted March 24, 2008)
A collaboration leader
Angela Norris learned leadership lessons as a member of Voyagers class of 2007.
(Posted March 3, 2008)
McQueary joins RITA
Cheryl McQueary starts March 3 as deputy administrator.
(Posted February 25, 2008)
Home is where the work is
Federal teleworkers navigate the ins and outs of life in a home office environment.
(Posted February 18, 2008)
Bush to nominate new SBA IG
He also intends to nominate Joseph Benkert as assistant secretary of Defense for global security affairs.
(Posted February 15, 2008)
Get a Life!: Pillow talk
How big a role does your spouse play in helping you make work-related decisions?
(Posted February 12, 2008)
The Lectern: Creative recruiting
The government must forgo looking for employees through traditional routes and start thinking outside the box.
(Posted February 12, 2008)
Some at DOD get big raises
The total payout in raises under NSPS was not higher than it would have been under the older General Schedule of pay grades, but the distribution is different.
(Posted February 4, 2008)
NSPS’ endgame?
AFGE petitions Supreme Court for ruling on pay system, despite impending changes
(Posted January 21, 2008)
From the pages of Federal Employees News Digest
2008 omnibus bill blocks the outsourcing of Interior jobs The recently signed fiscal 2008 Omnibus Appropriation Act contains language that effectively blocks administration efforts to outsource thousands of natural resource and environmental protection jobs, according to documents posted by the Public Employees for Environmental Responsibility (PEER) on the organization's Web site. Bush administration officials had targeted as many as two out of three Forest Service jobs for potential outsourcing. The National Park Service and the…
(Posted January 21, 2008)
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