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Agencies don't have a common way to train and develop their Senior Executive Service members. The Merit Systems Protection Board spoke with 23 agencies about their training programs for SES. Half of them couldn't say how often their SES members get training opportunities. Tanya Page is a senior research psychologist and the project manager for MSPB's new report. She shared what prompted the agency to start this research now with Federal News Radio's Nicole Ogrysko, who stopped by to share those findings on Federal Drive with Tom Temin.
The Department of Defense wants to update its Uniform Code of Military Justice for the first time in more than 30 years.
Federal News Radio counts down the 10 biggest stories that came out of Congress in 2015.
The Air Force's 53rd Weather Reconnaissance Squadron are preparing for their winter mission of tracking winter storms to provide data to the National Weather Service.
The "Hurricane Hunters" fly storm missions in both the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans during the hurricane season June 1 to Nov. 30 yearly.
Josh Plaskoff, director of learning and technology service development for HighPoint Global, argues that agencies need to transition their efforts to helping federal employees be more customer service focused as a way to improve employee morale and engagement.
President Barack Obama on Friday signed an Executive Order authorizing a 1.3 percent pay raise.
Ron Thompson is joining the Veterans Affairs Department after the spending the last almost two years with the Department of Health and Human Services.
If there is a government shutdown — when people are sent home and ordered not to work — can a federal employee still go on vacation?
Some federal agencies give non-monetary incentives to complete employee surveys. Why would they do that? And is it fair or stacking the deck?
Andrew Mayock has been chosen for the top management role in the government after spending the last two years working in assorted roles at OMB.
Sens. Susan Collins (R-Maine) and Brian Schatz (D-Hawaii) have called on Senate appropriations leadership to stop implementing a Defense Department policy that has cut travel reimbursement since Nov. 2014.
She's served the Obama administration since the beginning, but has a strong background in municipal in state government. Nani Coloretti, now the deputy secretary of Housing and Urban Development, is one of the newest fellows at the National Academy of Public Administration. But, she told Federal Drive with Tom Temin that she's non-committal on a preference for state, local or federal government.
The first week of December was a busy week for Customs and Border Protection agents, who seized thousands of pounds of illegal drugs, more than $100,000 in unreported U.S. currency and illegal importations of endangered…