Folder contains correspondence. Topics include Stephen Schlossberg, minimum wage, management issues facing the department, ergonomics, and work place safety. Correspondents include William E. Brock, Robert B. Reich, and Elaine L. Chao.

Folder contains correspondence and reports. Topics include strategic plans, Year 2000 conversion, performance reports, implementation of the Federal Activities Inventory Reform Act, management issues facing the agency, headquarters of the patent and trademark office, cost of ergonomics regulation, and energy budget. Correspondents include National Taxpayers Union, Jacob J. Lew, Edward R. Royce, George W. Bush, and Mitchell E. Daniels Jr.

Folder contains correspondence. Topics include McKinney Municipal Airport and management issues facing the Corporation for National Service. Correspondents include Sam Johnson, Ralph M. Hall, and Texas House delegation from Houston and Dallas.

Folder contains correspondence and reports. Topics include space station, space commercialization, and management issues facing the agency. Correspondents include James M. Beggs, Daniel S. Goldin, J. Dennis Hastert, Pete Sessions, and Texas congressional delegation.

Folder contains correspondence related to management issues facing the agency.

Folder contains correspondence related to management issues facing the agency.

Folder contains correspondence. Topics include management issues facing the agency, management controls, and assistance to federal workers in aftermath of attacks of September 11, 2001.

Folder contains correspondence. Topics include postal rate increases, postal surveillance program, and diabetes research stamp. Correspondents include Magazine Publishers of America, Dan Burton, Bob Barr, Vito Fossella, and Diana L. DeGette.

Folder contains correspondence, clippings, and report related to alliance between the postal service and FedEx to share both express and ground deliveries. Competitor express companies such as United Parcel Service and Express One challenged the arrangement because of anti-trust implications. Correspondents include John McHugh (news release), William J. Henderson (statement), Express One, and Ben Nighthorse Campbell.

Folder contains correspondence, clippings, and statements regarding proposal to abolish the agency. Correspondents include David Dreier, National Federation of Independent Business, Associated General Contractors of America, David A. Stockman (statement), Republican National Committee, Chamber of Commerce of the United States of America, Parren J. Mitchell, and the Heritage Foundation (newsletter).