Pay & Benefits
Federal Agencies Are Falling Behind on Hiring Women and Disabled Employees
Workforce's racial diversity has remained virtually unchanged.
Management
Congress Members Can't Have the Same Obamacare As Everyone Else
Ron Barber joined the list of lawmakers who want you to know they're living with Obamacare just like us on Monday.
Nextgov
Key Targeting Tech for Future U.S. Nuclear Missile Has Gone Unfunded
The move may delay Minuteman 3 replacement effort or fail to meet warfighter accuracy standards.
Management
Inject Some Life Into Your Daily Grind
There are simple ways to restore your energy, enthusiasm and creativity.
Insights
The Internet of Things Reaches Peak Hype
Are federal agencies being realistic about the promise and perils of the Internet of Things?
Management
The Arctic Is Losing an Alarming Amount of Snow
NASA and NOAA reports show snow depth on sea ice has fallen by as much as half in the past 50 years.
Management
Lawmaker Invites Review of His Advocacy for a Defense Contractor in His District
Retiring Wisconsin Republican says he is looking forward to the results of the inquiry he requested earlier this year.
Route Fifty
Should St. Louis City and St. Louis County Consolidate?
Many of the problems plaguing Ferguson and other St. Louis suburbs stem from the 'Great Divorce.'
Management
The Thing Employers Look For When Hiring Recent Graduates
It's not something that can be done on campus. It's an internship.
Oversight
Play of the Day: Why Are Chris Christie And Hillary Clinton Celebrating?
The Tonight Show looks at 2016 contenders.
Oversight
Obama on Ferguson: There's a 'Gulf of Mistrust' Between People and Police
Attorney General Eric Holder will visit the St. Louis suburb on Wednesday, the president said Monday.
Employee Policy
Fist bump, high five or handshake? Choose wisely
Conservatives called it a “terrorist's fist jab,” and if you consider transferring an assaultive amount of bacteria to an unsuspecting person an act of terrorism, then maybe they were on to something.
Benefits
Exercise helps with the balancing act
New findings suggest that exercise can help people feel better about managing their work and home life simultaneously.
Employee Policy
Cool, clear water
Hanging around the water cooler may be frowned on as a waste of on-the-clock time, but new research from England suggests that water in fact may help improve your performance.
Employee Policy
Former CBP official sees pervasive corruption, union disagrees
The recently departed head of internal affairs for Customs and Border Protection is publicly accusing the law enforcement agency of engaging in improper and corrupt practices.
Employee Policy
Fist bump, high five or handshake? Choose wisely
Conservatives called it a “terrorist's fist jab,” and if you consider transferring an assaultive amount of bacteria to an unsuspecting person an act of terrorism, then maybe they were on to something.
Employee Policy
Army: Revamp civilian career management
The Army is pressing for stronger training and career management of its civilian employees—to match what it sees as more comprehensive training received by those on the military side of the department.
Employee Policy
AFGE President addresses rights issues in Ferguson riots
The president of the American Federation of Government Employees, J. David Cox, spoke out this week about some of the lessons of the disturbances in Ferguson, Mo., following the police shooting of Michael Brown.
Management
Pope Francis Is Cool With Killing ISIL If the United Nations Is
Decree made from papal plane Monday.
Management