Management
Baseball Players Show That People Will Give Up Money To Work With Great Colleagues
Great coworkers are worth a little sacrifice.
Management
Analysis: The White House Doctor and the Dual-Officeholding Ban
Rear Admiral Ronny Jackson’s appointment reinvigorates the debate over the proper relationship between the military and the government.
Oversight
Play of the Day: New Ways to Fund the Border Wall
Trump wants the Pentagon to fund it, but some around him have other ideas.
Management
The ‘Secret’ Government Document Every American Should Care About
The Treasury Department recently published the most important 256-page report you’ve probably never heard of.
Route Fifty
Trump to Stump for Infrastructure—Again
The president will highlight his public works plan in Richfield, Ohio on Thursday.
Management
Trump Fires Shulkin, Taps Personal Physician Ronny Jackson to Lead VA
While a leadership change at the Veterans Affairs Department had been predicted, the nomination of Jackson surprised many.
Pay & Benefits
Union Leaders Demand Education Department Return to Negotiating Table
Protest outside agency headquarters draws around 100 supporters.
Management
IRS Acting Chief Is Pleased With Funding Hike Critics Say Isn’t Enough
Stretched staff will expand to implement the new tax law as Congress mulls reforms.
Route Fifty
Highlighting Every Census Tract, One by One in Numerical Order
Exploring U.S. geography through a jigsaw puzzle of community snapshots.
Management
The Trump Administration's Gender Gap Is Both Broad and Deep
The president has named twice as many men as women to appointed positions, an Atlantic analysis shows.
Management
8 Unexpected Ways to Continue to Develop Yourself as a Leader
Leadership isn’t an endpoint; it requires continual find-tuning.
Pay & Benefits
GAO Improperly Distributed Overtime for Some; New Move to Disclose Federal Bonuses
IG recommended the auditing agency evaluate the need for Law Enforcement Availability Pay for its criminal investigators.
Pay & Benefits
Bipartisan Bill Would Let Some Feds Boost Their Pensions, for a Price
Measure would also help some workers retire earlier.
Route Fifty
Why It's Illegal to Roll Through Stop Signs on Your Bike—For Now
Many bicycle advocates see the "Idaho stop" as codifying what they already do at stop signs.
Nextgov
Is Amazon The Lone Frontrunner For A $10 Billion Pentagon Cloud Contract?
Amazon Web Services may be the only vendor capable of meeting Defense Department requirements for its highly-anticipated cloud contract.
Management
Evidence-Based Policy Meets Reality In Federal Agencies
The Bipartisan Policy Center identifies 16 barriers to changing program evaluation culture.
Nextgov
Bidding War Over? CACI Withdraws Offer To Buy CSRA
CACI withdrew its $7.2 billion offer to purchase IT contractor CSRA.
Tech
Why Is NASA's Space Telescope Running a Year Behind?
The James Webb will launch in 2020 instead of next year—and it will probably need more money from Congress to do it.
Oversight