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Welcome to the Greater Los Angeles Federal Executive Board U.S. Government Official Website. Federal Executive Boards mission is to strengthen the management and administration of Federal activities and promote government wide management improvement; and encourage interagency cooperation with the objectives of improved intergovernmental coordination, cost reduction, and better services to the public. Boards improve internal management practices and communication, eliminate duplication of effort and provide a central focus for Federal participation in community affairs through liaison with officials of state and local governments and the private sector. FEBs are an efficient and effective force for progress. Similar to the President's Cabinet in our Nation's Capital, FEB membership becomes automatic and mandatory by virtue of the incumbent being the Senior agency official within the FEB's geographic boundaries. Unlike the Cabinet, membership is not limited to Department-level organizations. FEB activities and committees are not just for executives.
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Calendared Events
Locality Pay Project
- Government Executive Magazine Article – City Limits (pdf)
- Federal Employees Feel Economic Pressures - Pay and Benefits Watch (doc)
- FEB Testifies before Congressional Hearing titled “In Search of Equity – An Examination of Locality Pay” (June 26, 2008) – copy of written testimony (pdf)
- “Locality adjustments fail to erase salary gap, critics say” – GovExec.com, June 27, 2008 (doc)
- “Feds Argue for and Against Changes to Locality Pay System” - Federal Times, July 1, 2008 (pdf)
- “The Price of Public Service” – GovExec.com, July 3, 2008 (pdf)
- 2005 Recruitment & Retention Report (Imperfect Storm Report (pdf)
- Federal Times Article July 10, 2006 (pdf)
- Federal Times Article July 24, 2006 (pdf)
- Washington Post Article July 27, 2006 (doc)
- Federal Times Article, July 31, 2006 (pdf)
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FEB News
Swine Flu - Widget (English Version)
Leadership Associates Program featured in Federal Times July 31, 2006 (pdf)
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