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Is it hard to switch health plans during open enrollment?
One of the features of the Federal Employees Health Benefits program is that you can change from one health benefits plan to another.
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VA pauses foreclosures on home loans amid concerns of financial strain
The department is also extending financial help programs to give more support to veterans having trouble making loan payments.
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Rosalynn Carter, closest adviser to President Jimmy Carter, dies
They wed in 1946, shortly after his graduation from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis.
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Federal employees, Hill staffers protest US policy on Israel-Hamas war
As of late this past week, one open letter had been endorsed by 650 staffers of diverse religious backgrounds from more than 30 government agencies.
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New locality rates to boost pay for thousands of federal workers
The public-private sector pay gap has widened to 27%, up from 24% last year.
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Pandaplomacy: Chinese president says more pandas may be sent to the US
The bears have long been the symbol of the U.S.-China friendship since Beijing gifted a pair of pandas to the National Zoo in Washington in 1972.
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Is all the sick leave I accumulated any benefit for retirement?
Am I to go around the rest of my life cursing myself out for having accumulated all this sick leave for naught?
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DC National Guard assisting cops, fire department at March for Israel
Three dozen troops are supporting D.C first responders.
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Military spouses bring skills, flexibility to workforce, veterans say
One veteran called military spouses the “glue” that holds families together.
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Man arrested in alleged assault of former US Sen. Martha McSally
Former U.S. Sen. Martha McSally, an Air Force veteran, reported that she was molested while jogging in Iowa.
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Is it hard to switch health plans during open enrollment?
One of the features of the Federal Employees Health Benefits program is that you can change from one health benefits plan to another.
-
VA pauses foreclosures on home loans amid concerns of financial strain
The department is also extending financial help programs to give more support to veterans having trouble making loan payments.
-
Rosalynn Carter, closest adviser to President Jimmy Carter, dies
They wed in 1946, shortly after his graduation from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis.
-
Federal employees, Hill staffers protest US policy on Israel-Hamas war
As of late this past week, one open letter had been endorsed by 650 staffers of diverse religious backgrounds from more than 30 government agencies.
-
New locality rates to boost pay for thousands of federal workers
The public-private sector pay gap has widened to 27%, up from 24% last year.
-
Pandaplomacy: Chinese president says more pandas may be sent to the US
The bears have long been the symbol of the U.S.-China friendship since Beijing gifted a pair of pandas to the National Zoo in Washington in 1972.
-
Is all the sick leave I accumulated any benefit for retirement?
Am I to go around the rest of my life cursing myself out for having accumulated all this sick leave for naught?
-
DC National Guard assisting cops, fire department at March for Israel
Three dozen troops are supporting D.C first responders.
-
Military spouses bring skills, flexibility to workforce, veterans say
One veteran called military spouses the “glue” that holds families together.
-
Man arrested in alleged assault of former US Sen. Martha McSally
Former U.S. Sen. Martha McSally, an Air Force veteran, reported that she was molested while jogging in Iowa.
-
Is it hard to switch health plans during open enrollment?
One of the features of the Federal Employees Health Benefits program is that you can change from one health benefits plan to another.
-
VA pauses foreclosures on home loans amid concerns of financial strain
The department is also extending financial help programs to give more support to veterans having trouble making loan payments.
-
Rosalynn Carter, closest adviser to President Jimmy Carter, dies
They wed in 1946, shortly after his graduation from the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis.
-
Federal employees, Hill staffers protest US policy on Israel-Hamas war
As of late this past week, one open letter had been endorsed by 650 staffers of diverse religious backgrounds from more than 30 government agencies.
-
New locality rates to boost pay for thousands of federal workers
The public-private sector pay gap has widened to 27%, up from 24% last year.
-
Pandaplomacy: Chinese president says more pandas may be sent to the US
The bears have long been the symbol of the U.S.-China friendship since Beijing gifted a pair of pandas to the National Zoo in Washington in 1972.
-
Is all the sick leave I accumulated any benefit for retirement?
Am I to go around the rest of my life cursing myself out for having accumulated all this sick leave for naught?
-
DC National Guard assisting cops, fire department at March for Israel
Three dozen troops are supporting D.C first responders.
-
Military spouses bring skills, flexibility to workforce, veterans say
One veteran called military spouses the “glue” that holds families together.
-
Man arrested in alleged assault of former US Sen. Martha McSally
Former U.S. Sen. Martha McSally, an Air Force veteran, reported that she was molested while jogging in Iowa.
