Jeff Neal
Jeff Neal is author of the blog ChiefHRO.com and was previously the chief human capital officer at the Homeland Security Department and the chief human resources officer at the Defense Logistics Agency.
Federal Hiring Executive Order – Big Deal or Not?
Will the recent executive order on federal hiring qualifications make a difference? The author provides an analysis.
Will the Pandemic Trigger the Long-Predicted Retirement Wave?
How likely is the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic to trigger a wave of new retirements from the federal workforce?
Public Servants or Political Footballs?
In honor of Public Service Recognition Week, the author highlights the accomplishments of “unelected scientists” amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
More Telework? Absolutely. But Far More is Needed During the Coronavirus Pandemic
The author says that telework is an important tool to combat the coronavirus, but it is not the only solution for agencies to consider.
In God We Trust – But Who Else?
Current data show Americans increasingly do not trust government. The author analyzes the situation.
Amend the Hatch Act and Restore Federal Workers’ First Amendment Rights
The author says that the intent of the Hatch Act may be sound, but it is depriving federal employees of their First Amendment rights.
Layers of Problems Drive Morale Issues at the Department of Homeland Security
What drives morale in an agency? The author analyzes the situation at DHS.
Reflections on 41 Years in and Around Government
The author reflects on lessons learned from a long and successful career with both the government and private sector.
Why You Should Care About the Grand Challenges in Public Administration
NAPA has identified Grand Challenges for public administration. The author explains their significance.
Is Telework on the Way Out?
Some leaders see telework as a great benefit that leads to more productivity; others think it just creates problems. Which view is correct?
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