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President Trump’s memo on the federal hiring freeze answers a number of questions, but the language of the memo also raises some questions, says former DHS chief human capital officer Jeff Neal.
Marc Gutman, chief events officer at Lighthouse Conferencing, highlights the benefits of recruiting new employees in a different way.
If you say no new hires and no new contracting out, you've got the bureaucracy boxed in.
Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says some current and future feds could benefit from the current situation.
A recently retired federal employee shares some wisdom and offers tips for the incoming crop of political appointees.
Sequestration and philosophical differences among politicians have lead to a big unresolved question over military capacity.
Jeff Neal, former DHS chief human capital officer, explores what it means for federal employees to take the oath of office.
Mint people tend to have a strong sense of their agency. It's old, and it does work we couldn't live without.
Tom Walker, a chartered federal employee benefits consultant and founder of Walker Capital Preservation Group, Inc., details what employees need to consider before taking a loan from their retirement savings account.
Roger Waldron, president of the Coalition for Government Procurement, discusses a critical issue driving unnecessary costs and other inefficiencies in the government’s purchase of products, including pharmaceuticals.
Senior Correspondent Mike Causey says the best paid federal workers aren't here, and if you want a pay raise, your best move is to move.
Edris Amiryar, a senior systems engineer for NetCentrics, provides six reasons why agencies should consider a new approach to technology integration.
Read Rex Tillerson's financial and ethics reporting forms to get an idea of how wealthy nominees live and how their lives change in order to join an administration.
If Congress reinstates the Holman rule, Senior Correspondent Mike Causey wants to know what's next: dunking stools along the Potomac?