GOVERNMENT DOWNSIZING LESSONS FROM THE 90s - October 18, 2011
Hear It from FMA - FEDmanager.com
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FMA NATIONAL PRESIDENT NIEHAUS CALLS ON CONGRESS TO PROMOTE CULTURE OF RESPECT FOR PUBLIC SERVANTS - April 27, 2011
Time to Change the Conversation in Washington
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FMA NATIONAL PRESIDENT PATRICIA NIEHAUS PROVIDES MANAGEMENT'S TAKE ON TELEWORK - August 4, 2010
How telework can move ahead: The manager's perspective
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FMA PRESIDENT URGES ACTION ON HIRING REFORM - April 8, 2010
FMA says hiring reforms must come first
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PERKINSON'S COMMENTARY IN PRAISE OF PUBLIC SERVANTS IN FEDERAL TIMES - May 5, 2008
"Silent patriots" are critical to nation’s survival
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PERKINSON COAUTHORS COMMENTARY ON FERS SICK LEAVE IN FEDERAL TIMES - February 11, 2008
Credit unused sick leave to improve productivity
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FMA NATIONAL PRESIDENT DARRYL PERKINSON ON FEDERAL NEWS RADIO - July 14, 2006
FMA National President Darryl Perkinson and Government and Public Affairs Director Thomas Richards appeared on the Federal News Radio Radio Show on July 14, 2006.
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DARRYL PERKINSON IN FEDERAL TIMES SPOTLIGHT - May 11,2006
Darryl Perkinson, newly elected president of the Federal Managers Association, began his federal career a bit earlier than most. He was a junior in high school when he joined a pre-apprentice program at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard, Va. After heading off to Virginia Wesleyan College and doing a stint with the Virginia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control, Perkinson came back to the shipyard 10 years later.
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FMA PRESIDENT PERKINSON APPEARS ON FEDERALNEWSRADIO.COM RADIO SHOW - May 6, 2006
FMA National President Darryl Perkinson appeared on the FederalNewsRadio.com Radio Show on May 6, 2006.
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FMA NATIONAL PRESIDENT MICHAEL B. STYLES APPEARS ON GOVEXEC LIVE! - November 30, 2005
FMA National President Michael B. Styles appeared on GovExecLive! to discuss the challanges managers will face in the wake of new personnel reforms. To view a copy of the transcript, please visit the following link.
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