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Court Allows Federal Manager to be Sued After Firing Employee
A recent court decision has many federal managers and supervisors asking serious questions about their exposure and personal liability in civil or 'personal capacity' lawsuits for work-related matters and decisions.
Posted: 5/26
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No More Raises For Poor-Performing Federal Workers?
Federal employees whose job performance is rated as unacceptable would not be eligible for annual pay raises under a House bill expected to pass Thursday.
Posted: 5/26
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In D.C., Pawlenty Calls for Federal Pay Cuts
Calling for a smaller and lower-paid federal workforce, Republican Tim Pawlenty took his newly official presidential campaign into the belly of the beast on Wednesday: Washington.
Posted: 5/26

Senate Votes Down House GOP Budget Plan
Joined by several moderate Republicans, Democrats controlling the Senate rejected a controversial House budget plan for turning Medicare into a voucher-like program for future beneficiaries.
Posted: 5/26
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President's Budget Sinks, 97-0
The Senate voted unanimously on Wednesday to reject a $3.7 trillion budget plan that President Obama sent to Capitol Hill in February.
Posted: 5/26

Sen. David Vitter (R-LA) Successful in Blocking Pay Raise for DOI Secretary Salazar
Interior Secretary Ken Salazar is asking the Senate to drop efforts to increase his salary, saying he'd rather earn less than his Cabinet colleagues than buckle to what he called "attempted coercion" by Sen. David Vitter.
Posted: 5/25

Is Obama Grounding JFK's Space Legacy?
President Obama's proposed 2011 budget did not include funds for Constellation, therefore essentially canceling the program. It sent shock waves throughout NASA, the Congress and the American people. Nearly $10 billion had been invested in design and development of the program.
Posted: 5/25

Still $100 Billion To Go for TARP
Chrysler repaid a $5.9 billion high-interest loan, and Treasury is lowering its ownership stake in bailed-out insurer AIG through a stock sale that will bring in $8.7 billion. But the 2008 TARP program is far from a wrap: Taxpayers are still on the hook for $102 billion in loans.
Posted: 5/25

TSA and Your Toddler
The author asks how teaching our children not to let strangers touch them or their private parts aligns with TSA's security procedures.
Posted: 5/25

Senators Want Changes On Overlapping Programs
Officials both in agencies and at the Office of Management and Budget can expect a letter soon from senators asking for their responses to an oversight report that exposes the number of ongoing federal programs that do the same thing.
Posted: 5/26

AIG Share Sale Raises $8.7 Billion
The U.S. Treasury Department and American International Group Inc. (AIG) raised $8.7 billion in a share offering, bringing the insurer a step closer to independence after its 2008 bailout.
Posted: 5/25

'Elite Group' of Federal Government Agencies Recognized for Fiscal Accountability and Transparency
The highest standards of federal fiscal accountability reporting will be recognized today when the Association of Government Accountants' (AGA) presents its prestigious Certificate of Excellence in Accountability Reporting (CEAR) to 18 federal departments or agencies.
Posted: 5/25

Vivek Kundra On Pushing the Federal Government to the Cloud
A keystone of Kundra's plan is to push federal agencies to embrace, where possible and appropriate, the cost-savings, and efficiency that come from cloud computing.
Posted: 5/25

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