People

Facebook poised to dredge up your embarrassing past

New Timeline feature could resurface posts and images you thought were gone forever -- here's what you can do about it.

Modernization

OPM says USAJobs fixed, but complaints continue

The tumult for the troubled USAJobs revamp does not seem to be over. Although the Office of Personnel Management gave it a thumbs up late Oct. 14, problems continued to frustrate users.

Acquisition

Suspension, debarment getting agencies' attention, official says

More agencies are establishing formal suspension and debarment programs and dedicating more staff to handle referrals and manage cases.

People

Feds could see extended pay freeze in new proposals

Lawmakers propose measures that would affect federal pay to save US from "fiscal disaster."

People

Steve Cooper lands in a new role

Steve Cooper, former CIO of the FAA's Air Traffic Operation, has a new title.

Digital Government

Agencies propose privacy training in wake of TRICARE data theft

Draft rule requiring all contractors to brush up on handling sensitive information in many cases codifies policies already in place.

Digital Government

Flooded Walter Reed clinics to reopen Friday

Patients scheduled for treatment in the damaged clinics were relocated during the cleanup.

Digital Government

Federal Coach: Poor performers — Dealing with performance issues in federal government

To help federal managers deal with poor performers effectively, here are a few ideas for senior leaders on how to best support their subordinate supervisors in this effort.

Digital Government

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Digital Government

Podiatrists Rake in EHR Cash

Digital Government

Men vs. women in career advancement: Who's winning?

New study says career advancement strategies don't always work as well for one sex as for the other. Read on to find out who's ahead.