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Vietnam Veterans of America alleges the Veterans Affairs Department's service-disabled veteran-owned business set aside program is keeping legitimately qualified companies from competing for VA contracts. The group advocates loosening a rule that requires service-disabled veterans maintain unconditional control of all business decisions.
Unless you get a better offer or drop dead before your time odds are you are going to eventually retire from the government...maybe in the same job you have now. But Senior Correspondent Mike Causey asks, how soon should your realistic retirement planning begin.
Federal News Radio's Beth Reardon speaks with Recreation News Editor Marvin Bond about fun things to do in and near the nation's capital.
Marc Parsonts, a nationally certified massage therapist, discusses the various types of massage and how they relieve pain and increase flexibility as well as help prevent injuries.
Avue Technologies Co-CEO Linda Rix, joins host Derrick Dortch to talk about what's ahead for federal human resources managers. August 10, 2012
The FBI is warning the public of a new "drive-by" virus that is sending fake messages that appear to be from federal agencies.
On the In Depth show blog, you can listen to the interviews, find more information about the guests on the show each day and links to additional resources.
The General Services Administration's new System for Award Management (SAM) is not running smoothly one week after it launched. GSA told IBM to fix the system or face possible penalties.
Today’s guests on the Federal News Countdown: – Alan Balutis, Cisco Internet Business Solutions Group Alan Balutis’ stories #3 HR pros offer bleak assessment of federal managers From Government Executive: One-third of federal human resources…
Col. Glenn Palmer has overseen basic training for all new Air Force recruits as commander of basic training at the 737th training group at the Texas base.
Long-time federal prosecutor Robert Storch is the first whistleblower ombudsman at the Justice Department. In this newly-created position, Storch is charged with making sure whistleblower complaints coming into the Office of the Inspector General are reviewed in a timely and proper manner.
Most IT managers are moving data to the cloud, but 40 percent of them believe doing that will weaken security of that data.
A Gallup poll finds that 54 percent of Americans think the Transportation Security Administration is doing a good or excellent job.
The new ombudsman for the Justice Department's Office of the Inspector General shares what his responsibilities will be. Also, new training resources are available to social workers who help veterans.