U.S. Office of Personnel Management - Ensuring the Federal Government has an effective civilian workforce
NEWS RELEASE ARCHIVE
APRIL 2002
April 29, 2002: OPM
Expands Efforts to Modernize Job Vacancy Announcements. [Read
This News Release]
April 26, 2002: OPM Director Expands E-Gov Team; New Hires Add Capacity
to OPM’s Increased Role. [Read
This News Release]
April 25, 2002: Director Kay Coles
James Discusses Her Vision for OPM and the Importance of the President's
Management Agenda. [Read
This News Release]
Kay Coles James, Director of the Office of Personnel Management, spoke at the National Press Club Luncheon on April 25. She discussed the President’s Management Agenda and the new role of OPM. |
April 23, 2002: OPM Director to Speak at the National Press Club. Will Discuss OPM's New Direction and the Importance of the President's Management Agenda. [Read This Media Advisory]
April 23, 2002: OPM's Kay Coles James Names Dr. Thomas J. Towberman to Staff. Will assume position of Senior Advisor for Learning and Knowledge Management. [Read This News Release]
April 22, 2002: OPM Director Addresses the Need for the Federal Government to Reach Out to Students and Recent College Graduates [Read This News Release]
April 19, 2002: OPM Director Kay Coles James Urges Federal Employees to Become Organ and Tissue Donors [Read This News Release]
April 19, 2002: Busy Week Ahead for OPM and Director James [Read This News Release]
April 17, 2002: OPM to Conduct Virtual Job Fair - OPM Director James sees event as beginning for Administration’s e-Government reform [Read This News Release]
April 17, 2002: OPM Director to Address the Need for Outreach Efforts Aimed at College Students [Read This News Advisory]
April 16, 2002: OPM Cites Labor Department for Violating Veterans’ Preference Laws;Case Focuses on 1999 Incident Involving Political Appointee [Read This News Release]
April 9, 2002: OPM Director Says Training Is "In," and Can Lure Talented People into Public Service [Read This News Release]
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