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Does the federal retirement system have a death benefit?
If you retire under the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS), the maximum survivor benefit payable is 55 percent of your unreduced annual benefit.
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Among 160 years of presidential scandals, Trump stands alone
Richard Nixon resigned in disgrace over his role in the infamous Watergate break-in.
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Error delays monthly housing payments for GI Bill students
Stipends expected to reach students’ bank accounts on Friday will instead take several more days to process, officials warned.
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Soldier found dead in Pentagon parking lot was a Joint Staff NCO
Master Sgt. Juan Paulo “JP” Bordador was found dead in the Pentagon parking lot on March 14, following a welfare check.
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Federal agents reflect on House’s ‘troubling’ weaponization committees
Democratic and GOP members of Congress sparred on the scope and intent of the very first hearing and on the Twitter files during the second.
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Air Force allows airmen to keep $2.3 million in overpayments
The overpayment to nearly 7,800 airmen was because of an agency error, according to the service.
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Is your agency among the 10 best places to work in government?
As the highly anticipated rankings come out for 2022, agencies are still grappling with stabilizing their workforces post-pandemic.
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North Dakota to exempt military pay from income taxes
North Dakota service members’ income taxes are estimated to drop by $4 million between 2023 and 2025, the governor’s office said.
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Are there any moves to limit or reduce the pension offset provision?
The Government Pension Offset, or GPO, affects spouses, widows, and widowers with pensions from a federal, state, or local government job.
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What happens to workers compensation when I collect social security?
The Labor Dept.’s Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs administers four major disability compensation programs.
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Does the federal retirement system have a death benefit?
If you retire under the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS), the maximum survivor benefit payable is 55 percent of your unreduced annual benefit.
-
Among 160 years of presidential scandals, Trump stands alone
Richard Nixon resigned in disgrace over his role in the infamous Watergate break-in.
-
Error delays monthly housing payments for GI Bill students
Stipends expected to reach students’ bank accounts on Friday will instead take several more days to process, officials warned.
-
Soldier found dead in Pentagon parking lot was a Joint Staff NCO
Master Sgt. Juan Paulo “JP” Bordador was found dead in the Pentagon parking lot on March 14, following a welfare check.
-
Federal agents reflect on House’s ‘troubling’ weaponization committees
Democratic and GOP members of Congress sparred on the scope and intent of the very first hearing and on the Twitter files during the second.
-
Air Force allows airmen to keep $2.3 million in overpayments
The overpayment to nearly 7,800 airmen was because of an agency error, according to the service.
-
Is your agency among the 10 best places to work in government?
As the highly anticipated rankings come out for 2022, agencies are still grappling with stabilizing their workforces post-pandemic.
-
North Dakota to exempt military pay from income taxes
North Dakota service members’ income taxes are estimated to drop by $4 million between 2023 and 2025, the governor’s office said.
-
Are there any moves to limit or reduce the pension offset provision?
The Government Pension Offset, or GPO, affects spouses, widows, and widowers with pensions from a federal, state, or local government job.
-
What happens to workers compensation when I collect social security?
The Labor Dept.’s Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs administers four major disability compensation programs.
-
Does the federal retirement system have a death benefit?
If you retire under the Civil Service Retirement System (CSRS), the maximum survivor benefit payable is 55 percent of your unreduced annual benefit.
-
Among 160 years of presidential scandals, Trump stands alone
Richard Nixon resigned in disgrace over his role in the infamous Watergate break-in.
-
Error delays monthly housing payments for GI Bill students
Stipends expected to reach students’ bank accounts on Friday will instead take several more days to process, officials warned.
-
Soldier found dead in Pentagon parking lot was a Joint Staff NCO
Master Sgt. Juan Paulo “JP” Bordador was found dead in the Pentagon parking lot on March 14, following a welfare check.
-
Federal agents reflect on House’s ‘troubling’ weaponization committees
Democratic and GOP members of Congress sparred on the scope and intent of the very first hearing and on the Twitter files during the second.
-
Air Force allows airmen to keep $2.3 million in overpayments
The overpayment to nearly 7,800 airmen was because of an agency error, according to the service.
-
Is your agency among the 10 best places to work in government?
As the highly anticipated rankings come out for 2022, agencies are still grappling with stabilizing their workforces post-pandemic.
-
North Dakota to exempt military pay from income taxes
North Dakota service members’ income taxes are estimated to drop by $4 million between 2023 and 2025, the governor’s office said.
-
Are there any moves to limit or reduce the pension offset provision?
The Government Pension Offset, or GPO, affects spouses, widows, and widowers with pensions from a federal, state, or local government job.
-
What happens to workers compensation when I collect social security?
The Labor Dept.’s Office of Workers’ Compensation Programs administers four major disability compensation programs.
