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The time it takes to hire a new federal employee has dropped significantly in the past year. From roughly 180 days to just over 100.
Former leaders from the intelligence community are looking to see if they can find best practices for the administration\'s effort to reorganize the government. We get details from the Partnership for Public Service\'s John Palguta.
Don\'t let the fallout from Weinergate have a chilling effect on your use of social media! We get tips for avoiding trouble in the Twitterverse from the Partnership for Public Service\'s John Palguta.
Tim McManus is the vice president of education outreach at the Partnership for Public Service.
The Partnership for Public Service and Booz Allen Hamilton have teamed up for a report on the state of succession planning in the federal HR community. Ron Sanders is a senior executive advisor for Booz Allen Hamilton.
The outgoing secretary said he has focused on achieving stretch goals and impressing upon employees to look at their jobs differently. Gary Locke initiated changes to how Commerce does budget planning, buys goods and services and serve their customers.
\"Better, but not there yet\" may be the best way to sum up a recent report on gender differences in the federal workspace. The Partnership for Public Service\'s John Palguta tells us about a new report.
Tim McManus, the vice president for education and outreach at Partnership for Public Service, explains what agencies can get out of the FedRecruit program.
Two new reports find women in the federal workforce aren\'t as satisfied as the men. One study found women don\'t make as much money or hold as many senior executive positions, while the other noted big differences across agencies.
Hiring reforms announced last year are working. John Palguta tells Federal News Radio the changes are more successful than many people realize.
You may not have the budget that you want. But you can still take very good care of your employees for a job well done.
This year, 34 federal employees were named finalists in eight categories for their public service work.
The morale of workers is on the rise after recent events highlighted the work the government does, officials say. Agencies also are taking specific steps to address employee challenges in their own agencies. DoT Secretary Ray LaHood said \"pot shots\" at employees is unacceptable.
OPM Director Berry said agencies are commenting on the rules to implement President Obama\'s executive order to bring college graduates more easily into the government. Berry also wants Congress to change the law so feds who want to retire can phase in their exit and act as mentors.