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
* FederalNewsRadio.com edition

Today… the most read items of 2009::
* Federal News Radio 1500 AM’s Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Jane Norris

Coming up:
* 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 in 2009 on Federal News Radio 1500 AM’s Federal Drive with Tom Temin and Jane Norris, hear weekdays from 6-10a:

1. USPS cutting losses, targets Saturday delivery
2. Omnibus includes federal pay raise with locality pay
3. More holiday time off for some feds
4. USPS and the Economic Gloom
5. The federal pay raise explained
6. How not to outlive your retirement funds
7. From TSP to ROTH? New rules hit federal retirees
8. Free tool now available for Open Season decision-making
9. KSAs out, TalentLink in at Homeland Security
10. Even C students can get high-income jobs
11. OPM’s tips for Open Season
12. BRAC hits traffic right in the Beltway
13. Top agencies to work for in the federal government
14. Rep. Jim Moran tackles a possible FEHBP tax
15. Cell sniffing in the federal workplace
16. How to survive an investigation at work
17. OPM’s tips for Open Season, part 1
18. FBI Police says recruits are most wanted
19. Earn a free masters degree in the Federal Cyber Corps
20. Buy while the buying’s good!
21. Federal workforce issues 2009: what’s worked and what hasn’t
22. Omnibus includes federal pay raise with locality pay – 7:40
23. Defense Appropriations: who gets how much
24. Checklist for year end tax planning
25. Deloitte owns BearingPoint: now what?
26. OPM director closely watching case of Census worker found hanged
27. Stolen laptop contains data of 42,000 military family members
28. What airline passengers need to know about TSA’s Secure Flight program
29. McAfee finds the world’s riskiest domains
30. Sen. Mark Warner: Performance management to be streamlined
31. Where’s your agency’s funding?
32. Save big money in homebuyer tax credits by buying a home
33. Rep. Van Hollen offers help for feds with fewer Health Plan options
34. Agency funding: four down, eight to go!
35. DHS announces a virtual job fair
36. Tips for deducting charitable contributions
37. Navy damns the stovepipes, goes full speed ahead on IT reorganization
38. FEHBP Open Season workshop on Nov. 30
39. Tips on ethical gift giving
40. Rep. Towns reviews federal workforce benefits legislation
41. How to deal with underperforming employees
42. Free speech and ethics collide for federal employees
43. Lessons learned from Navy ship collision
44. Career advice from federal employees
45. What do feds REALLY earn?
46. MRAP wrap up
47. Change is in the air, and food and drugs, at FDA
48. Fast raise a bad thing?
49. The Secret Service and the climbers at the gate
50. MSPB: How to make the most of the retirement wave
51. Tax credit expands for homebuyers
52. Forbes lists the year’s most-hacked software
53. SES: “White guys with ties”?
54. Defense Authorization Bill’s cure for the FERS flu
55. The future of the Future Combat Systems
56. Ten tips for staff retention
57. Army Sec. McHugh: Ft. Hood has lost family
58. OPM on Open Season: dental and vision tips
59. Legal Loop: How to leave your job without breaking the law
60. Five questions managers must ask themselves
61. Unpaid taxes by federal contractor employees questioned
62. USPS first agency to release data on greenhouse gas emissions
63. Cash for Clunkers: Beware the bait & switch – 9:28
64. Federal Job Fair Roundup
65. The nature of cybercrime is changing
66. Future Combat Systems and SAIC’s future
67. Chairman Devaney: embarrassment will lead to Recovery.gov improvements
68. President Obama’s word choice leaves some feds feeling slighted
69. Federal employees owe $3B in unpaid taxes
70. Maryland wants Uncle Sam’s Cyber Command
71. Cash for Clunkers: Beware the bait & switch
72. Shay Assad: how to fix contracting problems in 30 days or less
73. Career Fair: DISA asks undergrads to STEP up
74. From TSP to ROTH? New rules hit federal retirees – 8:30
75. A tax on your BlackBerry?
76. Operation Falcon is a big success
77. New Cybersecurity Coordinator no babe in the woods
78. Cyber Security Alliance opens nerve center in Maryland
79. Sticking points emerge in healthcare reform
80. Thursday Morning Newscast
81. USPS cutting losses, targets Saturday delivery – 7:05
82. Fmr. Dir. Springer: OPM not up to task of running public option health program
83. Ground level view of the Marine Corps Marathon
84. DOJ: contractor’s bulletproof vests aren’t
85. Wartime Contracting Commission finds drinking problem with ArmorGroup
86. Rep. Frank Wolf offers Federal job fair information
87. Cybercrime grows more devious and malicious
88. Blog Bonus: Springer on Berry’s snow plans
89. What is the future of the U.S. Navy?
90. OMB wants to reduce money spent on contractors
91. Pay for performance: reforming the reforms?
92. How plain language could help the federal government
93. Commissioner Astrue: Social Security back up center ready early
94. DoD promises to fix Iraq contracting problems in 30 days
95. OMB introduces FederalReporting.gov
96. Linda Springer: OPM not up to task of running public option health program
97. FLEOA to TSA: ‘Don’t shoot the messenger’ in manual kerfuffle
98. Federal Managers Association’s view on changes in pay and benefits
99. High-performers feeling less engaged at work
100. 5 Fallacies: Clock watching with a pro who knows

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