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Glenn Fine, inspector general, Defense Department

DoD IG’s office manages to boost employee favorability

No federal executive wants his or her agency or bureau to languish at the bottom of those rankings of employee engagement.

Federal Drive

DHS chief human capital officer: More to employee satisfaction than meets the eye

Federal Drive

Latest FITARA scores show improvement

Federal Newscast

Back to the office: Is your telework schedule in danger?

Federal Report

Defense OIG awarded “most improved” in rankings of best places to work

Federal Drive

Tim McManus: Beating private sector at recruiting game

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Bob Tobias: Feds, senior executives have ‘perception versus reality’ problems

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Four things that bother federal executives about their agencies

Hiring/Retention

Inside some of the “Best Places to Work”

Management

2014 Best Places to Work list reflects feds’ sagging morale

Workforce

Four EVS data trends: When you’re up, you’re up

Management

Hearing weighs causes of, solutions to low morale in federal workforce

Sen. Jon Tester (D-Mont.), chairman of the Senate Subcommittee on the Efficiency and Effectiveness of Federal Programs and the Federal Workforce, hosted…

Unions

Best Places to Work rankings show repeat winners and all-time lows

2013 marks the lowest employee satisfaction scores in agencies, according to the annual Best Places to Work report from the Partnership for Public Service…

Management

Satisfied workers key to one small agency’s success

Federal Drive

With a staff of about 50 workers, the U.S. Trade and Development Agency helps American businesses find opportunities overseas. The agency’s director says her staff “has buy-in focus on the same mission,” which explains their overall sense of satisfaction.

DoD IG’s office manages to boost employee favorability

DHS chief human capital officer: More to employee satisfaction than meets the eye

Latest FITARA scores show improvement

Back to the office: Is your telework schedule in danger?

Defense OIG awarded “most improved” in rankings of best places to work

Tim McManus: Beating private sector at recruiting game

Bob Tobias: Feds, senior executives have ‘perception versus reality’ problems

Four things that bother federal executives about their agencies

Inside some of the “Best Places to Work”

2014 Best Places to Work list reflects feds’ sagging morale

Four EVS data trends: When you’re up, you’re up

Hearing weighs causes of, solutions to low morale in federal workforce

Best Places to Work rankings show repeat winners and all-time lows

Satisfied workers key to one small agency’s success

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