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Competing With the Feds, Filing Your Email and Sell-By Dates for Data
BY:
Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene
| March 8, 2012
Plus: Getting it right on overtime, and more management news
When Pilot Programs Crash and Burn, Getting Sick Over Sick Time, and the Problem with Fiscal Notes
BY:
Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene
| February 23, 2012
Plus: Tricky tax incentives, and more management news
2 Comments
Overtime for Sick Time, States' Off-Cycle Fiscal Plans, and Knowing What You're Buying
BY:
Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene
| February 9, 2012
Plus: No love for committees, and more management news
5 Comments
Top Issues for 2012, Library User Fees and Charging for School Buses
BY:
Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene
| January 19, 2012
Plus: A better way to rate hospital care, and more management news
2 Comments
Evaluation of Evaluations
BY:
Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene
| January 19, 2012
Do public employee appraisals actually accomplish anything?
Management Resolutions, States' Varied CAFRs, and an Energy-Saving Tool
BY:
Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene
| January 5, 2012
Plus: Employee self-motivation and more management news
1 Comments
The Reliability of Performance Appraisals, Ads on Chicago City Property, and the Cost of Employee Turnover
BY:
Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene
| December 8, 2011
Plus: Welfare rules in the 50 states, and more management news.
Reading the Fine Print on Financials, A Gold-Plated Tunnel in San Diego, and a Useful Source for Public Policy News
BY:
Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene
| November 17, 2011
Plus: Assessing corruption in the public sector, and more management news
3 Comments
Balanced-Budget Bollocks, The Price Tag of Transparency, and Tracking Government Collaborations
BY:
Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene
| November 3, 2011
Plus: Questions about pension investments, and more management news
3 Comments
Cost-Savings of Telecommuting, the Perils of Part-Timers, and a Council Meeting Erupts
BY:
Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene
| October 20, 2011
Plus: The soothing power of shelter dogs, and more management news
Facebook in Government, The Value of Coloring Books, and Defining 'Waste, Fraud and Abuse'
BY:
Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene
| October 6, 2011
Plus: Cheaper tech for schools, and more management news
1 Comments
Analysis After the Fact, Why DOTs Should Act Like Retail Stores, and Slippery Stats on Road Safety
BY:
Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene
| September 22, 2011
Plus: Defining a good boss, and more management news
2 Comments
Tablet Computer Takeover, The Plight of Small Counties, and Ethics Laws
BY:
Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene
| September 8, 2011
Focusing on the budget minutiae, and more management news
1 Comments
Stressed on the Job, Go-to Sources for Econ, and the Danger of Pretty Data
BY:
Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene
| August 18, 2011
Plus: Emphasizing the individual, and more management news
Disagreeing with Your Boss
BY:
Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene
| July 21, 2011
B&G Readers sound off on whether it's okay to go up against the man or woman in charge.
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