Feds Can’t Assure Public that Personal Information is Protected by Agencies
GAO concludes that Federal agencies cannot guarantee citizens that the Privacy act is being implemented to protect personal information.
OPM Director Outlines Future of “Competitive Sourcing” in Government
In a major policy speech, the director of OPM outlined the administration’s underlying philosophy and objectives in competitive sourcing for government
Can a Fed be fired for poor performance?
Firing a federal employee for performance can be done but it isn’t quick or easy.
GAO issues training guide for agencies
GAO has issued a training guide outlining its suggestions to agencies on how to have an effective training program.
Ask the White House: “Does the Administration have it out for government employees?”
OMB official Clay Johnson answers questions from the public on “Ask the White House”
District Attorney seeks to deny bail for FSIP Member
Joseph Whitaker is considered a flight risk and may be denied bail in Louisiana.
Impasses Panel Member arrested
A member of the Federal Service Impasses Panel has been arrested on charges of misapplying over $1 million in payments
Where is the Outrage?
The Dept. of Agriculture Inspector General issued a report showing widespread misuse of government travel cards. Where is the outrage over this incident?
Will Boomers Bust in Retirement?
Baby boomers may be facing a difficult scenario in retirement.
USDA Employees Used Charge Cards to Create “Kiting Scheme” Says IG
A report from the Inspector General of the USDA finds numerous instances of government charge card abuse by employees.
