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Judge: Much of NSPS illegal
Emmet Sullivan ruled against provisions governing labor relations, collective bargaining and other employee rights.
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USPS opposes bill to restructure mail service
Bush administration seeks $3 billion prepaid health provision
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Intercepts
Needed: IM etiquette during mortar attacks; An idea for IDs; The bandwidth ‘social issue’; Absolutely agog over AHLTA
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GSA’s Wagner says agency’s revenue drop prompts a hiring freeze
Acting Federal Acquisition Service Administrator Marty Wagner said the financial problems have two roots: “inappropriate rapid growth” and a shift in agencies’ buying practices.
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Feds secretly reclassify data
Thousands of documents have been taken off the shelves but left on the Internet
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Energy A-76 competition could serve as model — but should it?
Contractors teamed with federal employees rather than compete against them for a DOE engagement. Could their experience guide other companies?
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Sprehe: NARA profile reflects bad focus
The architecture document gives more attention to the risks than the benefits of records management.
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GSA considering reduction in force
Up to 400 employees could be in jeopardy, according to some sources.
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UPDATED: AKO to house all Army Web sites, portals
The CIO is working on a new policy to create a common online entrance for the service.
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Five companies land agreement to support LOB initiatives
The General Services Administration awarded a blanket purchase agreement to five vendors to support the Office of Management and Budget’s Lines of Business consolidation initiatives.<@SM>
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Air Force IT adds new moniker
The service reorganizes staff structure to assimilate with DOD commands and military services.
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GAO wants latest facts on IRS spending plans
The IRS adjusted its policies following GAO's criticism of the 2006 Business Systems Modernization program expenditure plan.
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Vegas police go with IP-based wireless net
M/A-COM will deploy a private 700/800 MHz network over the next two years.
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EDS chooses co-CFOs
Ron Vargo and Tom Haubenstricker will share chief financial officer duties at EDS when CFO Bob Swan leaves the company next month.
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DTS tops 1 million transactions
Use of the Pentagon’s electronic travel authorization and payment processing system surged with 110,000 new travel authorizations last month.
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Secret program reclassifies documents
A public interest group says that thousands of declassified pages of public records have been reclassified and removed from the shelves of NARA's research facility.
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Tax study finds personal integrity pays
Personal integrity is the greatest factor in people's decision not to cheat on their taxes, according to 82 percent of participants in a tax study.
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NARA finalizes rule on short-term e-records
The National Archives and Records Administration has issued a final rule that gives agencies guidance on how to define and maintain short-term electronic records, including e-mail.<@SM>
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