People
NAPA: IT workforce stable
The number of IT workers moving in and out of government is almost equal
People
Commerce CIO to leave
Roger Baker, chief information officer at the Commerce Department, has resigned
People
Feds sign up for self-service
Workers logging on to personalized online pages for pay and benefits information
Digital Government
OPM IT gets a boost
Fiscal 2002 budget coverage: Millions go to human resources, retirement systems
Digital Government
Commerce sees ups and downs
Fiscal 2002 budget coverage: Census, NOAA make gains; Advanced Technology Program hurt
People
New IT job family may debut in May
Next month, the Office of Personnel Management expects to have its new information technology job family ready for official use.
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IT job front remains critical
It won't be much easier for agencies to find skilled information technology workers this year, despite the slower economy and the recent string of dotcom layoffs
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Which jobs are hot?
Demand for information technology professionals is spread more evenly across disciplines in 2001 and down overall from last year
People
Agencies told to use telework
A telework champion in Congress recommends appointing a telework czar and demands agencies make telecommuting a priority.
People
Report: Flexibility key to staffing woes
Early results from a NAPA report show organizations have changed recruitment and retention strategies to cope with a tight IT labor market.
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Workforce reforms in store
Sen. George Voinovich (ROhio) is crafting legislation that would reform human capital management or people management in government.
People
Agencies must enforce teleworking
A House panel agrees that if agencies don't participate, they should be held accountable.
People
Federal buyers could job swap
To invigorate workers, a new program will let them sample jobs at other agencies
People
Report: Flexibility key to staffing woes
Study finds salaries and management must be able to bend to meet IT workforce needs
People
Senator seeks input on workforce reform
Voinovich asks for suggestions on legislative changes for federal workforce management reform
People
Courts hear online records debate
Officials mull how to balance privacy of court records with right to access them
People
OPM's pay raise champion leaving
Henry Romero, instrumental in pushing through the IT pay raise, is headed to San Diego County
People
Workforce a priority for Accenture
Accenture is taking aim at government workforce problems with a new service designed to help agencies address their human resources needs
People
OPM readies new IT job series
The Office of Personnel Management is one step closer to changing how jobs performed by federal information technology workers are structured and defined, a move that will bring government more in line with the private sector.
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