Dorobek Must Reads – May 25

Each day, the DorobekInsider team searches the Web for the stories most important to the federal community. We gather them so you don’t have to.

• BREAKING: SBA CIO Naylor resigns (Federal News Radio)
• GOP proposes federal pay raise cut (Washington Post)
• Pay cuts won’t solve problems (Federal News Radio)
• Federal retirements hit seven-year low (Federal Times)
• CIOs target IT maintenance fees to cut costs (Government Technology)
• War supplemental expected to pass soon after holiday (GovExec)
• Congress to examine telecom law (NYT)
• Apps for Army competition spurs development (InformationWeek)
• Dell develops iPad rival (WSJ)

And here’s a list of what you made most popular yesterday:

1. Hiring reforms could mean big changes for veterans
2. DorobekINSIDER: GSA reorganizes, Interior shuffles and the CIO (apparently) moves
3. How to set up a successful home office
4. Dorobek Must Reads – May 24
5. Former ODNI CIO: Cyber discussions must happen
6. Chances good for passage of TSP/annual leave bill
7. Why the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs tweets
8. Mexian drug war affecting U.S. homeland security
9. Analysis: Obama asks for DNI Blair’s resignation

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