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The federal government is headed into a shutdown. What happens next?
While some government entities will be exempt — Social Security checks, for example, will still go out — other functions will be severely curtailed.
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Can I retire early and still receive my FERS benefits?
If you began your federal career in or after 1987, you are under the Federal Employee Retirement System (FERS).
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Is the best day to retire for a CSRS enrollee different than FERS?
Both CSRS and FERS employees need to retire before the end of the leave year to be paid for all their accumulated leave.
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Medical care, child care: How shutdown could affect military families
Inpatient care and acute and emergency outpatient care in DoD medical facilities would be immune from a shutdown.
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GAO union employees keep flexible work options in new contract
Other agencies have been pressured to increase in-person attendance in recent months.
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Will I get paid for all the annual leave I have accrued at retirement?
“Use or lose” annual leave is the amount of accrued annual leave that is in excess of the employee’s maximum annual leave limitation for carry over.
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Biden creates New Deal-style American Climate Corps for job training
The program will employ more than 20,000 young adults who will build trails, plant trees, help install solar panels.
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Marine veteran Ray Epps pleads guilty to Capitol riot charge
Ray Epps, who claimed in a lawsuit that Fox News made him a scapegoat for the Capitol riot, was charged with disorderly conduct on restricted grounds.
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Can I still apply for retirement if the government shuts down?
Here’s what you need to know if you’re planning to retire this year while the 2024 funding situation is still uncertain.
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Biden beefs up government worker safeguards as Republicans bash feds
Effort includes clarifications that federal employees can’t lose certain civil service protections unless they give them up voluntarily.
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The federal government is headed into a shutdown. What happens next?
While some government entities will be exempt — Social Security checks, for example, will still go out — other functions will be severely curtailed.
-
Can I retire early and still receive my FERS benefits?
If you began your federal career in or after 1987, you are under the Federal Employee Retirement System (FERS).
-
Is the best day to retire for a CSRS enrollee different than FERS?
Both CSRS and FERS employees need to retire before the end of the leave year to be paid for all their accumulated leave.
-
Medical care, child care: How shutdown could affect military families
Inpatient care and acute and emergency outpatient care in DoD medical facilities would be immune from a shutdown.
-
GAO union employees keep flexible work options in new contract
Other agencies have been pressured to increase in-person attendance in recent months.
-
Will I get paid for all the annual leave I have accrued at retirement?
“Use or lose” annual leave is the amount of accrued annual leave that is in excess of the employee’s maximum annual leave limitation for carry over.
-
Biden creates New Deal-style American Climate Corps for job training
The program will employ more than 20,000 young adults who will build trails, plant trees, help install solar panels.
-
Marine veteran Ray Epps pleads guilty to Capitol riot charge
Ray Epps, who claimed in a lawsuit that Fox News made him a scapegoat for the Capitol riot, was charged with disorderly conduct on restricted grounds.
-
Can I still apply for retirement if the government shuts down?
Here’s what you need to know if you’re planning to retire this year while the 2024 funding situation is still uncertain.
-
Biden beefs up government worker safeguards as Republicans bash feds
Effort includes clarifications that federal employees can’t lose certain civil service protections unless they give them up voluntarily.
-
The federal government is headed into a shutdown. What happens next?
While some government entities will be exempt — Social Security checks, for example, will still go out — other functions will be severely curtailed.
-
Can I retire early and still receive my FERS benefits?
If you began your federal career in or after 1987, you are under the Federal Employee Retirement System (FERS).
-
Is the best day to retire for a CSRS enrollee different than FERS?
Both CSRS and FERS employees need to retire before the end of the leave year to be paid for all their accumulated leave.
-
Medical care, child care: How shutdown could affect military families
Inpatient care and acute and emergency outpatient care in DoD medical facilities would be immune from a shutdown.
-
GAO union employees keep flexible work options in new contract
Other agencies have been pressured to increase in-person attendance in recent months.
-
Will I get paid for all the annual leave I have accrued at retirement?
“Use or lose” annual leave is the amount of accrued annual leave that is in excess of the employee’s maximum annual leave limitation for carry over.
-
Biden creates New Deal-style American Climate Corps for job training
The program will employ more than 20,000 young adults who will build trails, plant trees, help install solar panels.
-
Marine veteran Ray Epps pleads guilty to Capitol riot charge
Ray Epps, who claimed in a lawsuit that Fox News made him a scapegoat for the Capitol riot, was charged with disorderly conduct on restricted grounds.
-
Can I still apply for retirement if the government shuts down?
Here’s what you need to know if you’re planning to retire this year while the 2024 funding situation is still uncertain.
-
Biden beefs up government worker safeguards as Republicans bash feds
Effort includes clarifications that federal employees can’t lose certain civil service protections unless they give them up voluntarily.
