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Inside Government - November 14th, 2008
J. David Cox
Andrea Brooks
Tags: P&B , J. David Cox , Andrea Brooks
Inside Government - October 31st, 2008
Marick Masters
Dave Sheagley
Edward Coyle
Connie Kelliher
Tags: P&B , Marick Masters , Dave Sheagley , Edward Coyle , Connie Kelliher
Inside Government - October 10th, 2008
Mark Roth
Rodrigo Munera
Paul Heayn
Tags: P&B , Mark Roth , Rodrigo Munera , Paul Heayn
Inside Government - October 3rd, 2008
Josh Bivens
Robert Borosage
Mike Lumpkin
Tags: P&B , Josh Bivens , Robert Borosage , Mike Lumpkin
Inside Government - September 5th, 2008
J. David Cox
Diane Watson(D-CA)
Stephen Reed
Woody Paige
Tags: P&B , Rep. Diane Watson , Stephen Reed , Woody Paige
Making government its most effective
How to help government be all it can be
Tags: mngt , best practices , transformation , National Academy of Public Administration , Alethea Long-Green
Inside Government - September 19th, 2008
Mark Williams
Chad Lego
Tags: P&B , Mark Williams , Chad Lego ,
Inside Government - October 9th and 16th, 2009
Patricia McGinnis
White House Special Advisor on leadership programs for presidential appointees
Ron Moore
Author, "Washington Cats"
Perry Pidgeon Hooks
President, Hooks Book Events
Tags: Inside Government , Patricia McGinnis , White House , Ron Moore , Perry Pidgeon Hooks
What the president's deficit reduction plan means for federal employees - September 23rd, 2011
This week on AFGE's "Inside Government" Legislative and Political Director Beth Moten analyzes President Obama's deficit reduction plan and the impact on federal workers. Grantham University Associate Provost Dr. Cheryl Hayek then discusses the online university's student support programs and unveils a special benefit for AFGE members. AFGE local officers Ivan Weich, Robena Reid and Kevin Ellis also appear.
Tags: workforce , Inside Government , Beth Moten , cheryl hayek , ivan weich , robena reid , kevin ellis , grantham university
Unions rally against debt-limit retirement cuts
The two largest federal unions are urging feds to stand up against proposed cuts to federal pay and retirement by calling Congressional leaders and rallying in New York. Last week, 21 federal unions sent a letter to Treasury and OMB demanding to know what would happen to federal employees should Congress and the White House fail to raise the debt ceiling but got no response.
Tags: John Gage , Harry Reid , Mitch McConnell , NTEU , debt ceiling , retirement , pay and benefits , Emily Kopp
