The Defense Department has significantly underestimated the amount of money it needs to pay for service members housing allowances.
In this age of budget cuts, you are being asked to do more with less. One way to maximize your budget is to have a highly motivated workforce.
See how DOD\'s money saving and efficiency tactics match up against your agency\'s. Bill Solis, Director of Defense Capabilities and Management Issues, GAO has more information
Learn how to handle hay fever, recognize and conquer depression and finally get a good night\'s sleep, all from GSA and Dear Abby. GSA\'s Jacqueline Snee answers our questions.
Join us for a Special Edition of The Business of Government Hour a Conversation with Authors -- exploring national security, power, and intelligence in the 21st century.
IT management challenges continue at the VA and the Government Accountability Office\'s recommendations might keep your agency off the high-risk list. Joel Willemssen is the Managing Director for Information Technology Issues at the GAO.
Steve Kelman is the former administrator at the Office of Federal Procurement Policy, he shares how your agency can succeed when it fails
A review of the Social Security Administrations\' budget may hold some solutions for your agency. Michael Astrue is the Commissioner of Social Security
A new bill for saving energy and money for your agency. Senator Tom Carper (D-Del.) explains it.
One year after the President called for improvements to how agencies hire workers, OPM Director Berry said KSAs, long job descriptions and the rule of three are mostly a thing of the past. On average, agencies are hiring new employees in 105 days and most job descriptions are five pages or fewer.
A bill to boost training and testing for Federal Protective Service guards cleared the Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee on Wednesday.
Finding innovation, learning how it ticks, then spreading it across government are some of the goals of a new old-hand in government, \"serial innovator\" Chris Vein.\"
Without action from Congress, the U.S. Postal Service will default on its obligations to future retirees\' health care accounts. Next up are payments to employees and vendors, the postmaster general told Congress Tuesday.
At this year\'s Management of Change Conference, organizers tried something different. WFED\'s Amy Morris gets details from DeKalb County, Georgia\'s CIO, Darrell Black.