Oversight
Congress votes to streamline Senate confirmation process
About 170 nominations and 3,000 military officer positions will no longer require Senate approval.
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One Federal Job That Definitely Isn't Overpaid
Why one particular position sounds too good to be true.
Management
Labor Department: Contractors should not send pre-sequester layoff notices
Such actions aren't needed because it's not certain a sequester will go into effect, ruling states.
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Excellent Government, Live and Online
News about our flagship conference and its beefed-up online presence.
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Video: GSA Employees Get the Conference Beat
Banging out a rhythm at an awards conference in 2010.
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Naked at the Checkpoint, Acquitted in Court
Stripping down in a security line ruled a form of free speech.
Management
Growth in federal contracts called unsustainable
Budget cuts may stem the proliferation of multiple award vehicles.
Defense
Pentagon releases funding for Fort Belvoir road project
Money will be used to widen major commuting corridor.
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Now It's the FDA That's the 'Gestapo'
Senator slams agency's probe of its employees' interactions with Congress.
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USDA Gets Out of the Radio Soap Opera Business
After news report, agency removes "novelas" aimed at encouraging Hispanics to apply for food stamps.
Management
Washington agencies to return to normal operating procedures on Friday
That means an end to the unscheduled leave and telework policy that has been in effect since severe storms hit last week.
Management
Washington agencies remain open with unscheduled leave, telework
Power still not restored to all of region's residents.
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