Pay & Benefits

House panel backs bill extending the federal pay freeze another year

Spending measure also includes IRS cuts that could lead to more buyouts, Democrat says.

Oversight

House Democratic leader wants to cancel next week's recess

There is too much unfinished business, Pelosi argues.

Management

AFGE president decides against reelection run

John Gage has been with the largest federal employee union since 1977.

Defense

McCain: Security leaks came from 'highest levels of White House'

Arizona senator says the Iran cyberattack story was an intentional leak that put American lives in danger.

Management

Senate panel backs tighter caps on contractor pay

Defense bill would limit salary reimbursement to $230,700 for all executives.

Oversight

Play of the Day -- Growing Barack-oli

The first lady does Letterman's Top 10 List.

Management

Leadership Lessons From Queen Elizabeth II

As England marks her Jubilee, the Queen can give leadership lessons.

Management

Teleconference Technique

Ready for your close-up?

Oversight

Who is Mike Leavitt, the man leading Romney's transition team?

The former Bush Administration official has been tapped to lead the transition.

Pay & Benefits

The long lag-time in notifying TSP participants of breach, explained

Retirement savings program’s board responds to Sen. Susan Collins’ query.

Pay & Benefits

Room for confusion in letters sent to TSP cyberattack victims

Form letters don’t reveal extent to which individual accounts were compromised.

Pay & Benefits

OPM chips away at retirement claims logjam

Backlog is down 19 percent since January.

Oversight

Lab directors urged plutonium facility delay, former Biden aide charges

The proposal to delay building the facility has since drawn Republican fire.

Defense

VA seeks to improve treatment of women vets

A draft report says females suffer more from service-related issues than males and are less likely to access health care benefits.

Nextgov

Is it possible to wage a just cyberwar?

It's time to get serious about the moral questions resulting from our new class of weapons.

Oversight

GSA asked to justify $750,000 in travel for high-level telecommuters

Buildings Service incurred these costs in nine months for 95 ‘virtual workers.’

Management

Supreme Court: Secret Service agents cannot be sued

Agents have the authority to make ‘swift, on-the-spot decisions,’ justices say.

Defense

This week's Al Qaeda no. 2 killed by U.S. drone

Another U.S. strike may have killed Abu Yahya al-Libi, according to officials in Pakistan.

News

National Anthem: The Boss Edition

Americans favor Bruce Springsteen to write a tune to replace "Star-Spangled Banner."

Management

Romney strongly defended individual mandate in Massachusetts, emails show

'We must have an individual mandate for any plan to work,' the then-governor's health secretary wrote.