Dorobek Must Reads – July 12

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.

• What do feds really think of their jobs? (OPM)
• Congress returns from recess to even more of the same (Washington Post)
• Army team at Arlington seeks to guarantee burial records (Washington Post)
• Op-ed: Expanding PTSD benefits is the right call (Washington Post)
• End of Census, and for many, end of job (NYT)
• Obama administration moves toward Sunlight Before Signing (Cato Institute)
• Online, we pay with our time spent searching (NYT)
• Corporate social media policies: The good, the mediocre, and the ugly (Fast Company)
• iPad invades corporate America (PCWorld/Mashable)
• Contest: How many federal employees does it take to change a light bulb? (FCW)
• Today in history: Medal of Honor created (History Channel)

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

1. Orszag to join Council on Foreign Relations
2. How safe are your federal benefits?
3. Federal pay raises safe … for now
4. What are the best ways for agencies to use mobile technology?
5. Mobile access helps agencies break past digital divide
6. Doroek Must Reads – July 8
7. Government-led contests work best in procurement
8. Why there’s been a backlash against feds lately
9. At-home agents: Best practices for feds working from home
10. Engineers must change mindsets for the cloud to work

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