GAO: President’s Management Agenda A Very Positive Initiative
GAO praised the administration’s implementatio of the President’s Management Agenda and the subsequent results – but cautioned there is still much to be done.
Use Of Flexibilities Dependent on Good Leadership
A recent hearing was held to discuss use of flexibilities in the federal government.
When You Retire, Should You Move?
Retirement opens up numerous options. One option is the freedom to live where you want. Should you take advantage of this freedom? Here are some of the considerations.
Rights, Responsiblity and Rhetoric
Citizens in a free society also have an obligation to respect the opinions of others. A federal employee also represents our government and his agency in public and should act accordingly.
OPM: Enhanced Dental, Vision Benefits To Be Available In 2006
OPM will soon begin implementing the Federal Employee Dental and Vision Benefits Enhancement Act of 2004.
Losing in Albuquerque
A federal employee ran in a nonpartisan election to become Mayor of Albuquerque. He now finds himself on the losing end of a court decision charging him with a Hatch Act violation.
Study: Federal Agencies Failing To Report Performance Reports Mandated By Law
Despite being mandated by law, federal agencies, as a whole, are failing to explain their performance to taxpayers.
Is Postal Service Headed For Biggest Overhaul Since 1970?
The Postal Service seems headed for its most significant overhaul since 1970.
OPM Set For 30-Day Meet-And-Confer Session With Unions To Discuss NSPS
On April 18, the Office of Personnel Management and the Department of Defense will begin a 30-day “meet and confer” process with unions to discuss the issues of concern regarding the proposed National Security Personnel System.
TSP Open Season Begins Friday
TSP Open Season begins Friday, April 15.
