I have been (slowly) pulling together the most read items from the different programs on Federal News Radio 1500 AM over the past 12 months.

Previous ‘most read in 2009:
* Mike Causey edition
* In Depth with Francis Rose edition

Today… the most read items of 2009::
* FederalNewsRadio.com

Coming up:
* Most read for the year on The Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Jane Norris
* Most read for the year on The Daily Debrief with Chris Dorobek and Amy Morris
* Most read for the year on The DorobekInsider

But for now, here are the items you read on FederalNewsRadio.com for 2009:

1. White House cuts federal pay raise
2. NSPS another step closer to ending; FERS ‘flu’ cure a “done deal”
3. The end for NSPS?
4. Some insurance companies leave Federal Employee Health Benefits Plan as Open Season approaches
5. NSPS one step closer to ending; FERS ‘flu’ might be cured
6. Feds to pay more for health care under FEHBP
7. NSPS over and FERS Flu cured, Senate Passes Defense Authorization Bill
8. NALC: Postal workers latest victims of economic crisis
9. Federal government closed Monday due to snow
10. How to work around FEHBP’s fewer choices and higher costs
11. Another LTC “error” affects 70,000 federal workers
12. Congress tells agencies to check creditworthiness of employees
13. DoD makes it official: FCS is cancelled
14. USPS paying for environmental performance
15. Advice for FERS employees scared about retirement
16. Important TSP changes have arrived
17. Plug pulled on Federal Employees Health Benefits Program under Senate proposal
18. Agencies open under unscheduled leave policy on Tuesday
19. Transition out of NSPS begins
20. Causey: Federal Health Employee Benefit Plan amendment not likely to pass
21. OPM’s Berry deals out first set of civil service reform suggestions
22. Senate committee increases civilian pay raise to 2.9 percent for 2010
23. OPM no longer to project federal retirements
24. OPM proposes changes to sick leave rules
25. No COLA in 2010 not all bad news
26. Open Season resource: All you need to know before Monday
27. DoD makes NSPS pay raise equal to GS employees
28. House committee does not address civilian pay raise for 2010
29. House passes omnibus spending bill with pay raise, agency funding
30. DoD taking CAC in new directions
31. When to consider moving your TSP funds around
32. Almost three quarters of all feds have HSPD-12 cards
33. Bonasaro: Attracting young blood to the Senior Executive Service a must
34. Feds’ FEHBP no longer in danger; Congress, staffers still affected under Grassley plan
35. Moran wins reprieve for DoD agencies; no BRAC move until 2014 at earliest
36. House trying again to cure FERS flu
37. Short time deadline looms for federal Long Term Care
38. Changes coming to your TSP options
39. VA puts 45 IT projects on hold
40. OPM proposes reinvestigation rule for certain employees
41. NSPS remains on life support
42. H1N1 causes shutdown at the Small Business Administration
43. Program launched to help recruit 11,000 new federal IT workers
44. USPS: Five days a week?
45. Hackers Hit USAJOBS.com
46. The reconstruction of NSPS
47. Stimulus bill could give agencies significant funding boost
48. OPM offers little relief for long-term health care increases
49. NSPS Task Force prepares to release report
50. A new home for Homeland Security
51. OPM preparing for pandemic by adjust sick leave policy
52. House panel casts leery eye toward TSP mutual fund option
53. End of NSPS and cure for FERS Flu included in Defense Authorization bill
54. OPM sets new policy to make ‘burrowing’ harder
55. Your TSP: More participants and a new L fund coming
56. Embassy guard scandal brews in Afghanistan
57. Awaiting the future of NSPS
58. Federal labor unions say NSPS is toxic
59. TSP Snapshot: Up, up and away in November
60. CIOs cautiously optimistic about OMB’s IT dashboard
61. Possible TSP changes outlined; May numbers released
62. TSA picks CSC to run its technology infrastructure
63. The Double Whammy Hidden in Your Paycheck
64. Army to migrate all PCs to Vista by end of the year
65. Salary Council suggests locality pay increase for 2011
66. A turning point for NSPS
67. GSA releases FY 2010 per diem rates
68. House passes paid parental leave bill
69. USPS’ Potter urges ‘public dialogue’ on future of Postal Service
70. Agencies consider transforming the federal workplace
71. TSP: Most funds down for October but up for year
72. Fed managers leery of telework appeal process
73. Federal retirees to get a piece of the stimulus package
74. TSP Snapshot: October a mixed bag, and a primer
75. Interior, Forest Service face uphill climb to boost employee morale
76. TSP fund manager arrest is just a rumor
77. PPS issues 2009 Where the Jobs Are Report
78. OPM says safety is paramount in government closure decisions
79. Hathaway opens up about her decision to leave White House, cyber coordinator future role
80. BearingPoint past the banktruptcy
81. Agencies to justify not using cloud computing to OMB
82. How health care legislation on Capitol Hill could affect you
83. XBRL: One key to the future of government transparency
84. Recovery.gov and Ed DeSeve v. Stephen Colbert
85. OMB eyes Sept. 9 to launch cloud storefront
86. OPM to create pools of qualified applicants
87. Administration calls House NSPS provision ‘premature’
88. Spouse beneficiaries rules to change for TSP
89. TSP Roth 401(k) option: A history
90. Federal Managers Association sees benefits to FERS flu cure
91. Air Force finds easier way to hire acquisition workers
92. OPM clarifies statements on retirement projections
93. OPM Dir. Berry: End attacks on feds!
94. Some TSP funds rattled by economy
95. TSP Roth option might come soon
96. Telework, transportation top issues for BRAC
97. Budget would cap pay raises for feds
98. International Spy Museum offers grim, sobering warning on cybersecurity
99. OMB to measure IT projects through a dashboard
100. OPM Director John Berry chats with Mike Causey
101. OPM Director Berry offers peek at the future of the federal personnel agency
102. A cure for broken federal hiring process
103. Shifting gears in telework push
104. Maryland: the ‘Silicon Valley’ of Cybersecurity?
105. White House takes first step to lifting cookie ban
106. OPM gives employees opportunity to change long term care program
107. CBP prototypes ‘next generation’ vessel
108. Concerns with NSPS
109. Postal Service one step closer to shutting hundreds of branches
110. Bilingual workers needed as Foreign Service Officers
111. Pay for Performance under review
112. GSA issues first solicitation for cloud computing
113. GSA headquarters to become model green building
114. OPM’s Berry pushes ahead on telework
115. Benefits bills pass in House
116. Improvements to Grants.gov at least 90 days away
117. Military personnel would get TSP match
118. GSA equips employees with Web 2.0 rules
119. Investor confidence in TSP stock funds increases
120. Inauguration Day As a Holiday
121. Persistence needed to go “Where the Jobs Are”
122. DCAA and DCMA: who’s the boss?
123. OMB’s new performance framework to combine the best of the past
124. TSP accounts on track to hit four positive months in a row
125. DHS gets green light to hire 1,000 ‘cyberspecialists’
126. Changes could come for TSP beneficiaries
127. HHS says only one browser will work on Grants.gov
128. TSA nominee faces Senate scrutiny
129. Health care reform and the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program
130. Intelligence community redefines inherently governmental
131. Feds come up with 38,000 ways to make the government better
132. Agencies report progress, at last, on security clearance reform
133. NASA, OMB to make cloud announcement next week
134. DHS to recompete unrestricted portion of EAGLE contract
135. OPM shops for a culture change
136. Senate: Con artists are using stimulus scams to fleece citizens
137. Spouse beneficiary rules to change for TSP
138. Buy a new car, get a new tax break
139. OPM nominee has friends in high places
140. Tobacco may change your TSP
141. DHS mandates department-wide telework, COOP review this week
142. USAJobs hacking raises further security questions
143. Cash for Clunkers may be a clunker itself
144. Postal Service trying to do more with less
145. DoD plans to tame vendor business systems
146. Military spouses could benefit from new OPM rules
147. Strengthening the federal acquisition workforce
148. Federal Teleworking: A look at the numbers
149. Rank-and-file FPS officers speak out on federal facility security woes

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