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Why don’t federal health plans cover more infertility treatments?
Many private employers offered coverage for IVF treatment, including WalMart, Starbucks and Microsoft, but not the government.
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Space Force picks Johns Hopkins University as war college
JHU will offer a 10-month, accredited professional military education program that draws on courses in international studies and engineering.
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Can a DIEMS be used to get credit for federal retirement?
Reg Jones is the resident expert on retirement and the federal government at Federal Times.
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Military veterans defend American elections as poll workers
Recruiting veterans to work as poll workers could harness the energy of veterans looking for new ways to serve their country.
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Tricare and FEDVIP open seasons begin Nov. 14; what you need to know
Tricare open season starts Nov. 14, as well as FEDVIP open season for dental and vision coverage.
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White House urged to fix ‘pay compression’ at federal agencies
Salary caps at the highest levels of the GS scale are preventing many senior managers from receiving adjustments they would otherwise be entitled to.
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A guide to 2023 open enrollment season for federal health benefits
As you’re making lists for Thanksgiving groceries and holiday gifts, don’t forget the shopping spree that begins Nov. 14.
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Is it too late to vote by absentee ballot?
You need to act quickly to make sure you meet your state’s deadlines.
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Feds close 90/10 loophole involving education benefits
Rules regarding how much money colleges could get from federal sources had been under scrutiny for years.
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John Hancock’s FedPoint wins extension of contract to manage Benefeds
The contract, awarded after a competitive bidding process, will begin on Jan. 1.
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Why don’t federal health plans cover more infertility treatments?
Many private employers offered coverage for IVF treatment, including WalMart, Starbucks and Microsoft, but not the government.
-
Space Force picks Johns Hopkins University as war college
JHU will offer a 10-month, accredited professional military education program that draws on courses in international studies and engineering.
-
Can a DIEMS be used to get credit for federal retirement?
Reg Jones is the resident expert on retirement and the federal government at Federal Times.
-
Military veterans defend American elections as poll workers
Recruiting veterans to work as poll workers could harness the energy of veterans looking for new ways to serve their country.
-
Tricare and FEDVIP open seasons begin Nov. 14; what you need to know
Tricare open season starts Nov. 14, as well as FEDVIP open season for dental and vision coverage.
-
White House urged to fix ‘pay compression’ at federal agencies
Salary caps at the highest levels of the GS scale are preventing many senior managers from receiving adjustments they would otherwise be entitled to.
-
A guide to 2023 open enrollment season for federal health benefits
As you’re making lists for Thanksgiving groceries and holiday gifts, don’t forget the shopping spree that begins Nov. 14.
-
Is it too late to vote by absentee ballot?
You need to act quickly to make sure you meet your state’s deadlines.
-
Feds close 90/10 loophole involving education benefits
Rules regarding how much money colleges could get from federal sources had been under scrutiny for years.
-
John Hancock’s FedPoint wins extension of contract to manage Benefeds
The contract, awarded after a competitive bidding process, will begin on Jan. 1.
-
Why don’t federal health plans cover more infertility treatments?
Many private employers offered coverage for IVF treatment, including WalMart, Starbucks and Microsoft, but not the government.
-
Space Force picks Johns Hopkins University as war college
JHU will offer a 10-month, accredited professional military education program that draws on courses in international studies and engineering.
-
Can a DIEMS be used to get credit for federal retirement?
Reg Jones is the resident expert on retirement and the federal government at Federal Times.
-
Military veterans defend American elections as poll workers
Recruiting veterans to work as poll workers could harness the energy of veterans looking for new ways to serve their country.
-
Tricare and FEDVIP open seasons begin Nov. 14; what you need to know
Tricare open season starts Nov. 14, as well as FEDVIP open season for dental and vision coverage.
-
White House urged to fix ‘pay compression’ at federal agencies
Salary caps at the highest levels of the GS scale are preventing many senior managers from receiving adjustments they would otherwise be entitled to.
-
A guide to 2023 open enrollment season for federal health benefits
As you’re making lists for Thanksgiving groceries and holiday gifts, don’t forget the shopping spree that begins Nov. 14.
-
Is it too late to vote by absentee ballot?
You need to act quickly to make sure you meet your state’s deadlines.
-
Feds close 90/10 loophole involving education benefits
Rules regarding how much money colleges could get from federal sources had been under scrutiny for years.
-
John Hancock’s FedPoint wins extension of contract to manage Benefeds
The contract, awarded after a competitive bidding process, will begin on Jan. 1.
