Management
Abuse Survivors on the Job: Signs, Symptoms and How to Help
It's not as uncommon as you might think.
Management
Panel Approves Bill Making It Easier to Suspend and Fire Senior Execs
Committee also advances legislation extending the probationary period for new feds from one to two years.
Management
Criminal Justice Reform Could Stall Over This Dispute
A disagreement between a House Republican and the Obama administration creates a challenge.
Management
How the United States Government Underestimated the Extent of Income Inequality
Social Security is underfunded today because policymakers didn’t foresee just how rich today’s rich would be.
Management
Obama Sends a Message With His State of the Union Guest List
The president is bringing people to the event to recap the highlights of the past year, and to underline his priorities.
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Every State's 2016 Legislative Calendar and Balance of Power
Keep this handy as you track legislative action in all 50 states this year.
Management
IRS Chief Counsel Handles Disciplinary Cases Properly -- for the Most Part
Watchdog finds some punishments for sexual harassment were too lenient.
Management
Federal Employees Harassed in Oregon Standoff
Local sheriff says feds report being followed by militants, who also have rifled through government documents and knocked down a fence.
Route Fifty
What Percent of U.S. Counties Saw Declines in Economic Output Last Year?
A new report from the National Association of Counties looks at GDP and other economic indicators in 3,069 counties.
Oversight
House Backs Protections for Federal Interns Against Harassment and Discrimination
Loophole currently leaves unpaid interns vulnerable to behavior that can have "serious consequences" for their lives and careers, bill's proponents say.
Management
Of Politics and Procurement
Reporting campaign contributions would open the door to unintended consequences.
Management
House Clears Bill to Get a Better Handle on the Cost, Performance of Federal Programs
Chamber also approves measure requiring agencies to find and close out expired grant accounts.
Oversight
What to Expect From Obama's Last State of the Union Address
He'll focus on a big-picture vision for the country's future—with some plans for how America can get there.
Management
The Anti-Government Roots of the Oregon Standoff
The Bundy family is in the headlines, but the armed occupation has ties to broader movements.
Oversight
Can Congress Force the Federal Government Be Less Secretive?
A bill to improve public-records access is advancing, but the endgame is murky and some provisions are rankling open-government advocates.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Obama Prepares for His Final State of the Union Address
The Daily Show and The Late Show look at the president's upcoming address.
Route Fifty
Should Municipal Employees Be Required to Live Inside City Limits?
Residency requirements for Pittsburgh police officers prompted a legal dispute.
Nextgov
Pentagon Investigators to Probe NSA’s Crackdown on Rogue IT Employees
Be it a rogue contractor or an unknowing employee with sloppy login and logoff habits, insiders are a major threat to U.S. secrets, say researchers and federal officials.
Management
Two Simple Ways to Be More Mindful This Year
Tuning out the noise can make a big difference.
Management