Agencies Looking For A Few Good Lawyers
Agencies are stepping up their efforts to recruit more lawyers.
Author: Ralph R. Smith
FSIS Administrator To Supervisors: Quit Making Excuses
The FSIS administrator tells agency supervisors to quit making excuses.
Romance in the Corps of Engineers
An employee of the Corps of Engineers has published a new romance novel, Show Me Forever.
Politics, Labor Relations and Federal Managers: How to Avoid Problems and Get Promoted
Labor relations policies vary between agencies and with different administrations. Here are a few tips to help agency managers stay out of trouble.
What’s to Be Gained By a New DOD Employee Appeal System?
The author asks what is to be gained with a proposed new employee appeal system.
Flying First Class at DoD
Department of Defense travelers spent $124 million for premium class travel in two fiscal years.
Running An Organization With No Rules or Structure
GAO says there is little in the way of financial and operational oversight at the Commission on Civil Rights.
Stock Funds Zoom Upward in October
The continuing economic expansion is reflected in stock prices as investors continue to put money into stocks in October.
Congress, the Internet, and Those “Very, Very Small” Taxes
The Senate may not extend the prohibition on Internet taxes. The impact of this will be significant and potentially destroy the positive impact of this new technology.
The Fox in the Henhouse
Most readers say Congress should not be allowed to set its own pay.
