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EPA to set jobs up for competition
The Environmental Protection Agency is coming closer to deciding which functions might be ripe for inclusion in the agency's push to competitively source an average of 200 jobs a year through 2008.
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Pay won't fix everything
NIST finds pay-for-performance system helps hire and retain good employees, but does not motivate poor performers.
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Reece: How to fix the tax code
A simple way to make paying taxes easier that has no chance of being adopted.
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OMB gets a new logo for its e-gov programs
As Congress tries to limit agency spending on e-government, the Office of Management and Budget wants to rebrand its efforts with a new logo.
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Intercepts
IA on the agenda; JNN makeover; Ruthless individuals; An Army friend; Bad date, bad info.
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Lisagor: A dash of appreciation
Nothing is more motivating to a person than feeling appreciated
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Fixing up facilities management
The challenge: Link detailed building, systems info with end-to-end view
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SRA gets Defense research contract
GovWorks used two separate GSA contracts to award the work to SRA.
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Senate passes DHS budget bill
The Senate has passed a $30.8 billion budget bill for DHS that would increase spending on numerous information technology and technology-related programs.
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Editorial: The need for IT advice
We were deeply disappointed when we heard that the Bush administration had decided to allow the President's Information Technology Advisory Committee (PITAC) to expire.
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NARA’s e-records project on track for August award, GAO says
Everything is falling into place as the deadline nears for the National Archives and Records Administration to decide whether Harris Corp. or Lockheed Martin Corp. will run the Electronic Records Archive system, according to the Government Accountability Office.<@SM>
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For some IRS employees, it's tough to win
An 18-month workforce restructuring effort affecting 15 percent of employees of the Internal Revenue Service's Modernization and Information Technology Services (MITS) should be complete by September.
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Why does Congress hate e-gov?
It’s hot in Washington, so the White House must be fending off congressional attacks on e-government.
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