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What\'s the best way to train the next generation of federal agency supervisors? a Senate panel holds an oversight hearing exploring proposed legislation to improve the way that potential mid-level managers are trained, and ways to continue and enhance the training and experience they already have.
Hearing is one in a series on federal human resource issues.
Many books tell you how to find fulfillment in your career, or how to balance work and your personal life. Dr. Paula Caligiuri\'s new book shows you how to combine both.
The most read stories the entire month of April 2010… on the DorobekInsider.com, on the Daily Debrief with Chris Dorobek and Amy Morris, on Mike Causey’s Federal Report, and for FederalNewsRadio.com… …from the DorobekInsider.com… The…
More agencies and federal employees are getting interested in Web 2.0 technologies.
More from this hearing on using funds for specialty and incentive pay instead of across-the-board pay raises.
A new report from the Federal CIO Council outlines what federal agencies, and the government as a whole, must do if it wants to get more members of Generation Y into the federal IT workforce.
WFED\'s Jason Miller reports from the Coalition for Government Procurement Conference.
Some of the federal government\'s top web managers and producers are seeing some new, cutting edge tools.
President Barack Obama announced on Thursday his intent to fill two key administration posts.
President Obama has said publicly that he is a big fan of performance management, and wants to blend its practice into the day-to-day operation of the Federal Government. But what does that mean for feds who are tasked with actually making the wheels of government turn every day? The Association of Government Accountants convened a conference to discuss performance in government.
Commissioner Astrue tells House committee that despite the recession, the agency still plans on reducing its disability claims backlog. SSA using a combination of technology, new employees and improved processes to continue on the path to eliminate its hearings backlog by 2013. State agency furloughs, however, are causing additional challenges with the log jam of claims.
WTOP Investigative reporter Mark Segraves reports.