- Will Congress increase the Navy build rate? (U.S. Navy
Shipbuilding).
President Bush's budget proposals for Fiscal Year 2003 cut the already inadequate U.S. Navy warship build rate to below the levels of the Clinton years....
- The Battle for E-Government
When Office of Management and Budget officials tagged two dozen federal projects to become part of the Bush administration's new electronic government effort in late ......
- Telework Exchange Showcases Federal Telework
Dividends, Builds Online Federal Telework...
WASHINGTON -- FOSE Congressman Davis (R-Va.) Lauds Public-Private Partnership Empowers Feds to Understand Their Personal Cost of Commuting as Percentage of After-tax Income The ......
- Flyaway finances
The three federal agencies with the worst records in financial management took their lumps recently during hearings before a House Government Reform subcommittee. Officials from ......
- Pay pressures
Members of the Senior Executives Association remain skeptical about a Bush administration proposal to replace the six-step executive salary scale with a performance pay salary ......
- Arbitrary outsourcing
The Bush administration is speeding up the government's competitive sourcing program. First, the Office of Management and Budget jolted agencies awake with a March 9 ......
- Zavos expects to impregnate woman with cloned embryo
this year.
Adding fuel to an already burning fire, Panayiotis Zavos, MD told a House of Representatives subcommittee on May 15 that he expects to impregnant a ......
- Budgeting for results
Then it comes to the Results Act, Congress needs to put its money where its mouth is. Rep. Steve Horn, R-Calif:, suggested during a hearing ......
- Industry Lays Out Ways to Fight Meth
WASHINGTON - New government limits on the sales of hundreds of cough and cold remedies could cause big problems for the food industry, Marsh Supermarkets ......
- E-government getting mixed results
The government is making progress on e-government, but many of the initiatives championed by the Bush administration lack oversight. That undermines their potential benefits, according ......
- Pointing Fingers On Hiring
In early June, the Office of Personnel Management and federal human resources officers got into a spat over exactly who's responsible for the state of ......
- Outsourcing expertise wanted: Commerce calls for
sources.
Many agencies face a steep learning curve as they seek to comply with the Bush administration's directive to outsource more government operations. While the Defense ......
- Diversity Sought in Senior Ranks
The Senior Executive Service is not as diverse as it should be, and despite recent increases in the number of minorities and women in the ......
- Putting Programs To the Test
A group of House lawmakers has introduced legislation amending the 1993 Government Performance and Results Act to require regular evaluations of all federal programs. The ......
- An Unlikely Critic
HEADNOTE Bush appointee questions personnel reforms. Critics of personnel reforms at the Defense and Homeland security departments never could have imagined they'd have an ally ......