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Benefits remain a top motivator for federal employment
Benefit packages like annuities, thrift savings plans and health insurance offerings remained popular reasons for people to take and stay in federal jobs.
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Changes to VA benefits operations forced by coronavirus could outlast the pandemic
Telephone town halls, some employee remote work will likely continue even when the virus restrictions lift.
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White House orders fed retiree fund to ban Chinese investments
The White House has given the board overseeing the Thrift Savings Plan until Wednesday to comply with the president's directive.
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Commissions lobby for cyber reforms in the defense policy bill
Three commissions wrote a letter to members of Congress urging them to include several cyber workforce recommendations in this year's defense policy bill.
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The IRS is calling ‘mission-critical’ employees back to the office
The tax agency is mandating employees wear personal protective equipment, but won't be providing it immediately.
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OPM announces special Combined Federal Campaign giving period
Federal employees will be able to donate to eligible charities through the end of June.
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Federal utility board backs CEO after Trump takes aim at salary
The board of a federal utility is criticizing “ill-informed opinions" about how much their organization’s top executive gets paid after President Donald Trump called the pay scale as “ridiculous.”
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Trump administration made last minute fix to issue of seniors receiving stimulus checks
We are calling on the administration to immediately reverse its course and automatically add the benefits that these individuals have the right to receive.
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Scammers are using the promise of phony COVID-19 test kits to get Tricare recipient personal private info
The Defense Health Agency says it’s learned of efforts by scammers to obtain the personal information of Tricare beneficiaries using the promise of fraudulent or non-existent COVID-19 testing kits
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Some DoD civilian, Coast Guard families concerned about being bumped from military child care
New policy giving military families priority in DoD child care is causing disruption for DoD civilians and Coast Guard families.
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