Digital Government
Payday
Among the National Academy of Public Administration's recommendations for a new federal pay system
Modernization
The Google connection
Mark Forman says that FCW's e-gov survey shows that people will use a commercial search engine such as Google to find government services.
People
NAPA: Pay for performance
A think tank says white-collar federal workers should be rewarded for good work instead of years of punching clocks.
People
OPM pushes swift hiring
The Office of Personnel Management says it can show federal agencies how to hire qualified candidates within 45 days.
People
E-gov services go unused
Feds have a long way to go to sell online services to the public, according to a survey for the E-Gov Institute's Government Solutions Forum.
Digital Government
Former CSC spokesman Gulick dies
John Gulick, who worked as a public relations official with Computer Sciences Corp. for a decade, died suddenly May 16 following a heart attack at his home.
People
Fed telework grows
But not fast enough, according to a report from the Office of Personnel Management.
People
House considers improving federal carrot
A House subcommittee is trying to sweeten the pot to attract high-quality employees and build the federal workforce by increasing the perks for workers who take federal jobs.
People
GAO calls for more HR integration
Federal human resources departments must abolish stovepipes and silos, the General Accounting Office said.
People
Agencies rife with bogus diplomas
GAO identifies nearly 500 feds with degrees from diploma mills
People
Expert tips for moving from a government job to the private sector
Expert tips for moving from a government job to the private sector
People
Trading places
Lessons learned from executives who have made the switch from government to industry and vice versa
People
No easy answer to career vs. political standing
Political appointees benefit from added visibility, but career execs still popular
People
Tip:Avoid the legal tangles
When leaving a federal job, a visit with the agency's lawyer may be a good idea.
People
PEC hires Schambach
TSA'a soon-to-be-former CIO will lead PEC Solutions' civilian federal business.
People
OPM ends diploma mill acceptance
The Office of Personnel Management pulled the plug on using credentials from diploma mills and cut off tuition reimbursements to unaccredited institutions.
People
GAO uncovers bogus degrees
More than 450 federal employees obtained phony academic degrees from diploma mills, the General Accounting Office said.
People
Schambach to leave TSA
The chief information officer of the Transportation Security Administration is leaving federal government.
People
OPM wants to blow the whistle on diploma mills
Background checks for fed applicants are being toughened.
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