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The quality of federal health insurance increased in 2019
Health insurance providers offering plans under the Federal Employee Health Benefits program generally improved in the areas most highly valued by the Office of Personnel Management.
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Three high-impact reforms hitting feds in 2020
With recent changes in mind, it’s essential to consider how they might affect you — and, even more importantly, what adjustments you can and should make to keep your long-term financial plans on track.
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Tight budgets endanger child care centers in federal buildings
Several buildings managed by the General Services Administration failed to meet minimum security standards for facilities with child care services.
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How one fellowship is engineering a more educated workforce
Federal employees looking to up their game in systems engineering have an opportunity to get classroom and practical experience in the field.
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Mail delivery to military bases in Iraq temporarily suspended to clear backlog
Starting today, the Pentagon has temporarily suspended deliveries to Baghdad International Airport to clear a backlog of mail flowing into that country.
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OPM establishes collective bargaining database
The new database is part of President Trump’s ongoing workforce reforms.
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Some feds left out of 12 weeks of parental leave
The law, enacted in late December, doesn’t currently extend to all 2.1 million executive branch employees.
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VA drops its star ratings system for hospitals
Department said the star system was misinterpreted and underutilized.
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Rejection as a springboard to success
Rejection can be used as a tool for feds to empower their careers.
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Common retirement planning mistakes to avoid
Federal employees face many potential pitfalls in planning for their eventual retirement.
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The quality of federal health insurance increased in 2019
Health insurance providers offering plans under the Federal Employee Health Benefits program generally improved in the areas most highly valued by the Office of Personnel Management.
-
Three high-impact reforms hitting feds in 2020
With recent changes in mind, it’s essential to consider how they might affect you — and, even more importantly, what adjustments you can and should make to keep your long-term financial plans on track.
-
Tight budgets endanger child care centers in federal buildings
Several buildings managed by the General Services Administration failed to meet minimum security standards for facilities with child care services.
-
How one fellowship is engineering a more educated workforce
Federal employees looking to up their game in systems engineering have an opportunity to get classroom and practical experience in the field.
-
Mail delivery to military bases in Iraq temporarily suspended to clear backlog
Starting today, the Pentagon has temporarily suspended deliveries to Baghdad International Airport to clear a backlog of mail flowing into that country.
-
OPM establishes collective bargaining database
The new database is part of President Trump’s ongoing workforce reforms.
-
Some feds left out of 12 weeks of parental leave
The law, enacted in late December, doesn’t currently extend to all 2.1 million executive branch employees.
-
VA drops its star ratings system for hospitals
Department said the star system was misinterpreted and underutilized.
-
Rejection as a springboard to success
Rejection can be used as a tool for feds to empower their careers.
-
Common retirement planning mistakes to avoid
Federal employees face many potential pitfalls in planning for their eventual retirement.
-
The quality of federal health insurance increased in 2019
Health insurance providers offering plans under the Federal Employee Health Benefits program generally improved in the areas most highly valued by the Office of Personnel Management.
-
Three high-impact reforms hitting feds in 2020
With recent changes in mind, it’s essential to consider how they might affect you — and, even more importantly, what adjustments you can and should make to keep your long-term financial plans on track.
-
Tight budgets endanger child care centers in federal buildings
Several buildings managed by the General Services Administration failed to meet minimum security standards for facilities with child care services.
-
How one fellowship is engineering a more educated workforce
Federal employees looking to up their game in systems engineering have an opportunity to get classroom and practical experience in the field.
-
Mail delivery to military bases in Iraq temporarily suspended to clear backlog
Starting today, the Pentagon has temporarily suspended deliveries to Baghdad International Airport to clear a backlog of mail flowing into that country.
-
OPM establishes collective bargaining database
The new database is part of President Trump’s ongoing workforce reforms.
-
Some feds left out of 12 weeks of parental leave
The law, enacted in late December, doesn’t currently extend to all 2.1 million executive branch employees.
-
VA drops its star ratings system for hospitals
Department said the star system was misinterpreted and underutilized.
-
Rejection as a springboard to success
Rejection can be used as a tool for feds to empower their careers.
-
Common retirement planning mistakes to avoid
Federal employees face many potential pitfalls in planning for their eventual retirement.
