Avue In the News

Government Computer News has awarded its 2007 Hall of Fame Award to Ira L. Hobbs, former Treasury Department CIO and current Avue Advisory Board member.

Avue Technologies, the premier private sector human resources shared service center (SSC) for the Federal Government, today announced that it has expanded its service to include payroll processing, time and attendance, employee scheduling, and employee benefits and retirement.

Avue Technologies today launched its redesigned Web site, www.AvueTech.com, to serve as an information center for workforce management solutions.

Avue Technologies and Workbrain, Inc. today announced an agreement to incorporate Workbrain’s capabilities into the Avue platform.

For federal recruiters, Andrea Fischer-Colwill is good news. Laid off in 2002 from a marketing job and suffering what she dubbed a "quarter-life crisis," the twenty-something yearned for a mission.

Americans understand what the CIA does, and many would consider working there. The public knows little about the Office of Personnel Management, and few of those who do are interested.

Federal executives find that a new pay-for-performance system has had little effect on their performance, but it has caused morale problems, according to a survey released yesterday.

We read with great interest your editorial endorsing the Office of Personnel Management's newly announced television advertising campaign.

Two human capital management contractors have teamed up to offer technology and strategic services to agencies, the firms announced Jan. 17th.

Two years ago, Congress and the administration gave managers a green light to try out a new hiring system.