The rationale behind the site was to serve as a place where professionals in the Acquisition workforce could go to play games that were related to the \"core competencies\" that are central to Acquisition.
Monday\'s proposal by President Obama to freeze Federal pay for two years has been subject number one on FederalNewsRadio.com the last several days.
Professional Services Council\'s Stan Soloway discusses how the new deficit commission plan will affect the contracting community.
Military Times reports that the fiscal commission is considering a revised plan that does not include a previous proposal to freeze military pay.
Washington said he wants to pursue work in the commercial aviation industry.
Increased reliance on the internet, networked systems, and connectivity creates opportunities for cyber attackers to disrupt government operations, as well as U.S. critical infrastructure.
The Fiscal Commission issued its final set of recommendations detailing several that would affect federal employees. The panel suggested reducing the federal workforce by 200,000 employees over the next five years, changing the FEHB to a defined contribution premium program and several other short term changes.
WFED\'s Jason Miller brings the latest on the deficit commission\'s recommendations that impact federal employees.
The Partnership for Public Service\'s Tom Fox tells managers how to lead amidst fears of a pay freeze.
Politico\'s Jake Sherman explains the House Republican plan on how to fund agencies.
Colonel John \"Buck\" Surdu said Defense Secretary Robert Gates\' cost-cutting measures will hurt essential programs, National Defense magazine reports.
It’s a challenging time for feds with the potential for a pay freeze and the deficit commission’s recommendations that target federal pay and benefits. The DorobekINSIDER gets some insights from Robert Tobias, the director of…
Congress is trying to extend the current CR for another two weeks.
Energy Secretary said China\'s growing innovation should spur US to ramp up investment in clean energy, despite a shift in Washington on climate change.
Outgoing Postmaster General John Potter joins the Federal Drive for an in depth exit interview.