Lawmaker calls pay parity vote a $2.2 billion showdown

The fiscal 2005 pay parity controversy might be coming to a head this week, according to a Republican lawmaker who has led opposition to the effort.

• David McGlinchey
• March 29, 2004

House to take up pay parity resolution

Rep. Tom Davis, R-Va., has struck a deal with House leaders to ensure a vote on a resolution backing military-civilian pay parity next year.

• David McGlinchey
• March 26, 2004

Restricted Access

Extraordinary feds not quite suited for management will get a separate pay band at the Homeland Security Department.

• David McGlinchey
• March 25, 2004

Lawmakers voice doubts about health savings accounts

• David McGlinchey
• March 25, 2004

Thrift Savings Plan contractor settles lawsuit

• David McGlinchey
• March 24, 2004

Managers called key to successful performance pay systems

• David McGlinchey
• March 23, 2004

OPM tells agencies to keep politics out of personnel decisions

• David McGlinchey
• March 22, 2004

OPM to survey employees who take buyouts

• David McGlinchey
• March 19, 2004

Pay Parity Problems

House lawmakers vote down an amendment calling for military-civilian pay parity in 2005.

• David McGlinchey
• March 18, 2004

Pentagon extends reservists' health care coverage

• David McGlinchey
• March 18, 2004

Agencies, Congress urged to upgrade computer security planning

• David McGlinchey
• March 17, 2004

House chairman resists efforts to ban contracts with foreign firms

A senior Republican lawmaker said Monday that the federal government should not limit its procurement efforts to American companies.

• David McGlinchey
• March 16, 2004

Anti-proliferation effort will receive no separate funding, personnel

• David McGlinchey
• March 15, 2004

Federal health, recruiting Web sites win kudos

• David McGlinchey
• March 15, 2004

Defense agency set to begin processing pay raise

• David McGlinchey
• March 12, 2004

Scrap the System

Seven Democrats call on the Defense department to drop its proposal for overhauling the civilian personnel system and start over.

• David McGlinchey
• March 11, 2004

Justice Department pursues diploma mills with fraud charges

• David McGlinchey
• March 11, 2004

OMB praises agencies' e-gov progress

• David McGlinchey
• March 10, 2004

TSP officials could share responsibility for computer system delay

• David McGlinchey
• March 9, 2004

'Teach the young' about service, urges Supreme Court justice

Federal recruiters should emphasize the rewarding and exciting nature of public service in an effort to draw young people into the ranks of government workers, Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor said Monday.

• David McGlinchey
• March 8, 2004