Frustration in the Court
A protracted legal battle over releasing information to a union representing an employee of the Bureau of Prisons has been going on for years but without final resolution.
Risky-Business: Human Capital Remains High-Risk Area
GAO Keeps Human Capital As a High-Risk Area
GAO’s High-Risk Series: Improvements Made Since 2003; Four New High-Risk Areas Designated
GAO Releases 2005 High-Risk Series
Social Security Reform
Changing the Social Security system has ignited a political debate likely to dominate the airwaves in coming months. Take the FedSmith.com survey on the issue and send in your comments.
GAO To Announce New High-Risk Report Tuesday
GAO will release it’s high-risk report Tuesday, Jan. 25.
Avoiding the Retirement Nightmare
There are several possible scenarios that can destroy your retirement plans. Here are some of the common problems and possible solutions to them.
Emergency Preparedness: How Does Your Agency Compare?
The Office of Personnel Management will issue its third annual federal agency emergency preparedness survey in February.
Five Years and Counting
The FAA and AFSCME started bargaining a contract five years ago. A new court decision says that the agency’s contention that OMB has to approve the final agreement is valid because of a clear and unmistakable waiver by the union.
GSA: We Are Ready To Serve Under National Response Plan
GSA: We Are Ready To Serve Under National Response Plan
Agency Heads Given Discretion To Grant Excused Absences During Pre-Inauguration Ceremonies
OPM issued guidance to heads of federal agencies and departments urging them to encourage their employees to telework or take annual leave to alleviate congestion for Inauguration Day.
