Chickamauga Park Falling into Disrepair
Maintenance positions are not being filled due to budget constraints at the Chickamauga and Chattanooga National Military Park
Moving Government into the Computer Age Isn’t Easy
Implementing e-government initiatives throughout government is difficult and no one knows the true cost. GAO wants better estimates from OPM on the cost savings to be realized.
Do You Feel Safer Now?
In a recent poll, respondents say America is not safer than we were two years ago.
When the Boss is in Trouble, Employees May Benefit
California’s state employees get an additional 12 paid holidays
Would You Trade That Fancy Cup of Coffee in your Hand For a Million Dollars?
Investing a small amount of money that you are already spending on gourmet coffee can make you a millionaire.
Need an Extra $25,000 or So?
Some federal employees may qualify for extended assignment incentives.
DoD can Save Money by Coordinating Efforts to Purchase Services
The Dept. of Defense needs to have a coordinated plan to analyze its purchase of services.
OMB’s “Smart Card” vision still has a long way to go
GSA has responsibility for implementing the smart card program throughout government. There are still a lot of challenges left before it becomes a government-wide reality.
GAO Finds Problems in Forest Service With Use of Uncle Sam’s Credit Cards
The GAO reviewed purchases by employees using government credit cards and recommends better internal controls at the agency
TSP Stock Fund Investors Win (Again) in August
The stock market provided a healthy return for investors in August.
