- Federal Diary
- Joe Davidson | Columnist
It’s not unusual for House Republicans to call for limits on federal retirement benefits, but this time the targeted benefits are their own.
Senators say Secret Service scandal could reflect agency’s culture
Director to defend agency and code of conduct
Secret Service director plans to defend agency and outline code of conduct
Government has foreign language deficit
Secret Service director to testify about scandal
Federal Diary: House subcommittee looks into Homeland Security corruption
House probes corruption in DHS agencies
Lawmakers find bipartisan ground on behalf of federal workforce
Senate panel approves benefits for same-sex partners of federal employees
Federal agent slain by lynch mob is honored
New federal limits on travel, meetings
Obama administration issues new travel and conference rules
House action amounts to federal pay cut
Senate passes whistleblower protections — again
Public Service Recognition Week provides relief from a month of scandals
Cabinet members honor feds
Top federal contractors get 10 percent raise
Postal Board of Governors knocks Senate legislation
For Uncle Sam, issues of same-sex bias, transgender equality
The good, bad and ugly of the Homeland Security Department
Award winners save federal government billions
Federal Diary: Postal workers are luke-warm to Senate proposal
GOP wants feds to pay more for retirement
Secret Service needs more women in its ranks
Postal Service workers wouldn’t be only ones hit by Senate bill
Busy week for issues affecting feds
OPM offers online telework course
Secret Service agents: All brave, a few foolish
Ripple effects of GSA scandal
GSA scandal probe moves to Senate
House panel tells GSA, ‘Party’s over’
An embarrassing week for feds
GSA scandal hearings scheduled for this week
A lively debate on hiring Latinos in the federal government
Pentagon warns against bogus e-mails
Why did Obama refuse executive order?
EEOC commissioner resigns seat
Obama prefers Congress to move on anti-bias rules
Congress members call for White House action against discrimination
Readers react to the GSA spending scandal
All feds pay the price for GSA scandal
Bill would extend benefits to same-sex partners
GSA got the memo, but it was too late
Senate panel examines contractor spending
Senate hearing examines contractor costs
How many airport security screeners is too many?
Possible cuts in workers’ compensation cause concern
Audit questions charity’s expenses
Federal health benefits win for gay couple is limited
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