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The New York Times reports that the Agriculture Department has banned a leading American inspector of organic foods in China for conflicts of interest.
It doesn\'t happen as often as the federal workforce might like, but sometimes senior career executives find themselves on an equal footing with political appointees. How do you navigate that situation? We ask Shelby Hallmark, director of the Office of Workers Compensation at the Labor Department.
Bioterror medical countermeasures should be local, not federal, says Brooke Courtney with the Center for Biosecurity
Cybersolution uses real-time intel feeds, Zeus is back with terrorism-themed spam
TSP proposes beneficiary rule change, New benefits for federal partners, Doctors limit new Medicare patients
My expert panel this week is: —Derrick T. Dortch, President of Diversa Group and host of Fed Access on Federal News Radio —John Kamensky, Senior Fellow at the IBM Center for the Business of Government…
From “Support snowballs early for Senate cyber bill” by Max Cacas on FederalNewsRadio.com: “The House Homeland Security panel received the report of Richard Skinner, the Inspector General of the Department of Homeland Security, on continuing…
Amtower interviews Kevin Plexico, Senior VP for Research and Analysis Services at INPUT. June 21, 2010
Sure the Roth is pre-taxed, but which option is better: pre-taxed or tax deferred? We learn more from certified financial planner Arthur Stein.
A new House bill would require agencies to invest significant time and resources in training managers. We talk with Rep. Jim Moran about the Federal Supervisor Training Act of 2010.
\"Performance management isn\'t just a good government idea, it quite frankly is a matter of surviving and hopefully thriving,\" says Michelle Snyder, deputy chief operating officer at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
Federal pay freeze proposal defeated, Critical tests to decide future of SBINet, Can Denver land a regional U.S. Patent Office?
California\'s CISO steps down, AOL\'s ICQ sale raises hackles
Don Adcock has spent 22 years in the IT field. He shares his insights with host Jason Miller this week. Encore Presentation