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Esper's memo told military services, combatant commands and Defense agencies to get ready for another iteration of reforms meant to cut lower-priority costs.
David Patterson was a deputy Defense Department comptroller during the George W. Bush administration.
IRS now has a patent on a technology it won't use to solve a crucial problem.
The Postal Service’s search for a new leader to improve its financial outlook will take longer than expected, but outgoing Postmaster General Megan Brennan has agreed to postpone her retirement date pending the success of her successor.
Tennessee Republican U.S. Rep. Phil Roe has announced that he will retire at the end of the 116th Congress.
The president's pay agent, a group composed of the Labor secretary and directors of the Office of Personnel Management and Office of Management and Budget, say the methodology behind federal locality pay doesn't make sense -- and hasn't made sense since its creation.
HCD and CX disciplines put the focus on gaining a better understanding of the people and their processes within an IT implementation project that greatly reduces risk and improves the chances of successful delivery, initial adoption and ongoing usage.
Anything affecting people and their careers -- the stories never stop coming.
Another longtime leader at the Office of Personnel Management is retiring.
Margie Graves, who has been the federal deputy CIO since 2016, plans to return to the private sector in 2020 after spending 18 years in federal services.
The defense undersecretary for personnel and readiness position has been largely vacant for the past five years. Is it too big for one person?
In an extended in-studio interview on Federal Drive with Tom Temin, Special Counsel Henry Kerner offered a summary of last year's work.
Continued U.S. leadership in nearly every area of science and technology will depend on a sound system of computing resources.
Not all of the national parks encompass millions of acres, or cover mountains and valleys. Some derive their significance from what occurred in that spot.