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Get a Life!: Getting ready to retire?

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SBA drafts policy on authorizing access to employee e-mail

The agency's CIO told senior managers to halt e-mail retrievals without prior approval from the CIO's office.

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FCW time machine: 2003 | Then…and now

What happened to a proposal to create two career tracks for officials in the Senior Executive Service?

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Feds seek the art of negotiation

Policy-makers now have data to use in addressing acquisition workforce gaps

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Program managers are also security managers

Federal program managers are reminded to protect data

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Jefferts’ pursuit is precision

Physicist at NIST leads a team that manages to keep the rest of us on atomic time

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The competition question

Procurement changes recommended by Marcia Madsen’s panel seek to open the government market and increase competition

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Bush to nominate new Air Force assistant secretary

John Gibson is deputy undersecretary of Defense for management reform.

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OMB promotes Shea

Robert Shea will be associate director for administration and government performance and takes charge of the agency's internal affairs.

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Bush to nominate Sturgell as new FAA chief

Robert Sturgell is currently deputy and acting administrator at the agency.

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Bush to nominate new FAA chief

Robert Sturgell is currently deputy and acting administrator at the agency.

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Letter: Military pay differences explained

A retired Air Force colonel points out inconsistencies in a blog post.

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DOD announces new high-level Navy advisory panel

The Secretary of the Navy Advisory Panel's topics topics will include acquisition reform, the shipbuilding industrial base and intelligence organization in the Navy.

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The Lectern: Young people speak out at ELC

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OMB, DHS take various steps to secure networks

Secure desktop configuration, training and a software acquisition guide should make federal systems more secure, officials say.

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Academic programs in homeland security make gains, report states

More academic institutions are offering degree and certificate programs in homeland security, but the field lacks standard coursework and core teaching areas, according to a new report.

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OMB adds to High Risk list

The agency credits better management oversight for the growing number of projects needing special attention.

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Magistrate recommends court order to preserve White House e-mail messages

A judge will decide whether to issue the order after weighing the recommendations and any objections from the government.

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Over-reliance on contractors is nothing new

In response to a story about DHS relying too much on contractors, a long-time fed suggests providing more training and guidance to agency officials who oversee contractors.

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Akaka, Davis introduce bill to improve labor/management relations

Sen. Daniel Akaka (D-Hawaii) and Rep. Danny Davis (D-Ill.) have introduced legislation in the Senate and House that would create a labor/management partnership council.