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Web Resource

• www.aspanet.org. 
  Web site of the American Society for Public Administration, the largest professional association for those who work for or study public agencies.

• www.governing.com. 
  Web version of Governing magazine, which is dedicated to covering state and local issues. Includes numerous stories and other resources on agency leaders and performance, e-government, and more.

• www.pewstates.org. 
  State and Consumer Initiatives section of the Web site of the Pew Charitable Trusts is home to a number of analyses of government effectiveness and efficiency, including the Government Performance Project.

• www.flra.gov  
  The official Web site of the Federal Labor Relations Authority (FLRA), an agency that deals primarily with union-labor relations and collective bargaining practices.
   
• www.mspb.gov  
  The official Web site of the Merit Systems Protection Board, an agency whose primary responsibility is the fair and nonpartisan employment practices in the government. 
   
• www.opm.gov   
  Official Web site for U.S. Office of Personnel Management, the primary human resources office for employees of the federal government.
   
• www.osc.gov  
  The official Web site for the U.S. Office of Special Counsel, the primary office concerned with whistleblower litigation.
   
• www.whitehouse.gov/government/cabinet.html  
  This Web site provides links to the official Web sites of the fifteen executive departments of the president’s cabinet.