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More than 70,000 federal workers to gain vision, dental coverage
The expansion of coverage would create parity in coverage for employees who work in dangerous occupations.
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Biden threatens VA budget bill veto over limits on abortion, LGBT care
The plan calls for roughly $320 billion in veterans program and benefits spending next fiscal year.
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IRS decision to end surprise visits by agents backed by employee union
The change is effective immediately.
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Upset with a regulation? Biden wants to make it easier to complain
A new White House directive intends to make it easier for the public to vent their frustrations about the inefficiencies and costs of regulation.
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House approves more funds for air traffic controllers
The measure seeks to improve air travel, which has been plagued by delays and cancellations during its busiest times.
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Transportation Dept. to bring teleworking employees back to offices
The Transportation Department joins a growing number of federal agencies that are seeking to increase in-person work.
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IRS boosts Health Savings Plan contribution limit for federal workers
High inflation in the last two years has pushed up contribution limits.
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US and North Korea still have ways to talk though no diplomatic ties
There are several channels the U.S. and the North could use to talk. A pink phone. A New York mission. Swedish diplomats. A North-South Korean hotline.
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Democrats, health groups call out OPM over infertility coverage
For plan year 2024, carriers will be required to provide coverage of artificial insemination and associated drugs and three cycles of IVF per year.
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Telework eligibility preserved in Social Security labor contract
It’s a small sign of certainty at Social Security Administration while other agencies are doing an about-face on working from home.
-
More than 70,000 federal workers to gain vision, dental coverage
The expansion of coverage would create parity in coverage for employees who work in dangerous occupations.
-
Biden threatens VA budget bill veto over limits on abortion, LGBT care
The plan calls for roughly $320 billion in veterans program and benefits spending next fiscal year.
-
IRS decision to end surprise visits by agents backed by employee union
The change is effective immediately.
-
Upset with a regulation? Biden wants to make it easier to complain
A new White House directive intends to make it easier for the public to vent their frustrations about the inefficiencies and costs of regulation.
-
House approves more funds for air traffic controllers
The measure seeks to improve air travel, which has been plagued by delays and cancellations during its busiest times.
-
Transportation Dept. to bring teleworking employees back to offices
The Transportation Department joins a growing number of federal agencies that are seeking to increase in-person work.
-
IRS boosts Health Savings Plan contribution limit for federal workers
High inflation in the last two years has pushed up contribution limits.
-
US and North Korea still have ways to talk though no diplomatic ties
There are several channels the U.S. and the North could use to talk. A pink phone. A New York mission. Swedish diplomats. A North-South Korean hotline.
-
Democrats, health groups call out OPM over infertility coverage
For plan year 2024, carriers will be required to provide coverage of artificial insemination and associated drugs and three cycles of IVF per year.
-
Telework eligibility preserved in Social Security labor contract
It’s a small sign of certainty at Social Security Administration while other agencies are doing an about-face on working from home.
-
More than 70,000 federal workers to gain vision, dental coverage
The expansion of coverage would create parity in coverage for employees who work in dangerous occupations.
-
Biden threatens VA budget bill veto over limits on abortion, LGBT care
The plan calls for roughly $320 billion in veterans program and benefits spending next fiscal year.
-
IRS decision to end surprise visits by agents backed by employee union
The change is effective immediately.
-
Upset with a regulation? Biden wants to make it easier to complain
A new White House directive intends to make it easier for the public to vent their frustrations about the inefficiencies and costs of regulation.
-
House approves more funds for air traffic controllers
The measure seeks to improve air travel, which has been plagued by delays and cancellations during its busiest times.
-
Transportation Dept. to bring teleworking employees back to offices
The Transportation Department joins a growing number of federal agencies that are seeking to increase in-person work.
-
IRS boosts Health Savings Plan contribution limit for federal workers
High inflation in the last two years has pushed up contribution limits.
-
US and North Korea still have ways to talk though no diplomatic ties
There are several channels the U.S. and the North could use to talk. A pink phone. A New York mission. Swedish diplomats. A North-South Korean hotline.
-
Democrats, health groups call out OPM over infertility coverage
For plan year 2024, carriers will be required to provide coverage of artificial insemination and associated drugs and three cycles of IVF per year.
-
Telework eligibility preserved in Social Security labor contract
It’s a small sign of certainty at Social Security Administration while other agencies are doing an about-face on working from home.
