AFGE and NTEU see areas where OPM could improve the federal human resources processes, but believe a major overhaul is not necessary. AFGE calls for more steps in the GS system and a broader use of career ladders. NTEU wants managers to receive more and better training on the how to best use the current HR processes.
When there are big events, I like to pull together resources in one place — and, of course, this has been open government week — the Office of Management and Budget issued a series of…
CACI International VP believes agencies are making progress on security
A lot of the focus of HR reform in the government has been internal - how to make the system work better from the inside - for hiring managers, CHCOs, and OPM itself.
Alan P. Balutis Director and Distinguished Fellow Cisco Business Solutions Group
Service\'s new program focuses on giving civilian leaders a broader education of the Air Force\'s mission. The program is funded by Air Force headquarters and aims to give civilian leaders similar training to those in the military.
Chairman of the Recovery, Accountability and Transparency Board explains that being transparent and open isn\'t always easy, but the overall results are often positive.
Officials are using crowdsourcing in the hopes of building a better RFP.
The United States Air Force is taking a corporate approach to training civilian leaders. It will launch the new program this summer.
Wednesday marked an important milestone for the Open Government Initiative. Federal agencies have begun releasing their plans and highlighting how they plan to make agency operations and data more transparent.
Change can happen, but it will be difficult, says President Clinton\'s last OPM Director.
Government Executive editor Tom Shoop explains.
Last weekend, open government advocates gathered in Washington, DC for the second Transparency Camp — an un-conference, which is one of these events where bright people come together and decide what they want to talk…
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