Pay & Benefits
Government Must Pay Damages to 25,000 Feds Who Worked During 2013 Shutdown
Payments will vary, depending on the employee's circumstances.
Route Fifty
The State With the Most Structurally-Deficient Bridges Retains Its Title
More than 20 percent of its 24,184-bridge inventory is compromised.
Oversight
A Guide for Breaking Free From Trump’s 'Muzzle' on Federal Employees
Democratic Reps. Beyer and Lieu stress whistleblower resources such as IG hotlines.
Management
Consumer Bureau's Constitutionality Goes Before Full Appeals Court
Case revolves around president’s authority to fire director.
Management
The Myth of the Alpha Leader is Destroying Our Relationships — At Work and At Home
When an entire culture conflates leadership with aggressive domination, it opens the door to bad behavior in both the boardroom and the living room.
Defense
F-35 General: Boeing Heard Nothing ‘Unreleasable’ in F-35 Call With Trump
The discussions that we had were all pre-decisional,” Lt. Gen. Bogdan tells lawmakers.
Management
The Scandal That May Haunt the New Nominee for Labor Secretary
R. Alexander Acosta was the head of the civil rights division at the Department of Justice in the Bush administration when subordinates skirted civil-service laws and engaged in politicized hiring.
Nextgov
New York DA to Trump: Have Our Backs Against Cop-proof Encryption
New York District Attorney Cyrus Vance advocated a congressional ban on cop-proof encryption, but legislation never got off the ground.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Donald Trump's First Solo Press Conference as President
He went over an hour and he hit a lot of topics.
Management
GSA Moves Closer to Ending Reliance on DUNS Numbers in Contracting
The controversial, proprietary system used to identify companies in federal procurements could be rebid in 2018.
Management
An Old Contracting Approach Could Be Just What the New Administration Needs
To tackle new projects without new money, share-in-savings contracts offer a viable option.
Route Fifty
Trump Intergovernmental Affairs Official: ‘We Have an Open Door Policy’
The deputy director of the White House’s Office of Intergovernmental Affairs encouraged state and local officials to reach out: “Come in, meet with us, let us know what’s going on.”
Pay & Benefits
Republicans Defend Official Time but Say No One Should Use It Full Time
"We've been getting it wrong for far too long," lawmaker says.
Pay & Benefits
Planning for a Delayed Retirement
There are many things to consider if you plan to work beyond full retirement age.
Management
Homeland Security Watchdog Takes on Issues Surrounding Trump's Wall
IG will examine past efforts on Southern border, delays in hiring.
Management
Congress and Trump Won't 'Terminate the EPA'
Instead, they’ll restrict the agency in far subtler ways.
Management
Alexander Acosta is Trump's New Pick for Secretary of Labor
The Bush administration veteran, who served on the National Labor Relations Board and the Justice Department, is a conservative choice who would give the Trump cabinet its first Hispanic member.
Management
Americans Just Experienced Their Biggest Spike in Stress in a Decade
Two-thirds of Americans—including a majority of both Democrats and Republicans—say they are stressed about the future of the country.
Management
Proof That All People in Power Should Get a Good Night's Sleep
A new study suggests lack of sleep makes it harder to regulate negative emotions, and could make managers and bosses more likely to lash out.
Management