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12 weeks of paid parental leave makes it to the president’s desk
The House and Senate conference committee released a National Defense Authorization Act agreement that would for the first time set aside specific payment for feds during parental leave.
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Feds likely to see a historic pay raise in 2020
A deal reached by Democratic and Republican appropriators would grant feds the largest pay increase they’ve seen in a decade.
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New bill would ‘close the gap’ between salaried and hourly feds
Legislation introduced in the House and Senate Dec. 11 wants to revise locality pay boundaries.
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Defense spending bill likely to include family leave for feds
Feds could see over two months of guaranteed paid family leave under an tentative agreement for defense spending.
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State and local minimum pay ruled out for feds
The Office of Personnel Management determined that increases to the minimum wage in individual states do not impact the pay of federal employees.
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Open Season 2020
Feds have until Dec. 9 to decide if they would like to enroll in federal health insurance for the first time, change plans or keep the plan they currently have.
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Synthesizing a selective TSP withdrawal
Feds can get around limitations on their TSP withdraws by synthesizing percentages in the different funds.
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Strategizing your leave before retirement
Federal employees have the option to both use their remaining leave before retirement, or receive credit for the leave they don’t use.
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Feds face a smaller but significant pay gap with private sector
The Federal Salary Council’s estimated gap between federal and private-sector pay shrunk a few percentage points, but still represents a complicated difference in compensation potential.
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New long-term care plan aims to keep costs stable
Feds that enroll in long term care insurance after Oct. 21 will see a new feature that aims to keep their premium costs stable later in life.
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12 weeks of paid parental leave makes it to the president’s desk
The House and Senate conference committee released a National Defense Authorization Act agreement that would for the first time set aside specific payment for feds during parental leave.
-
Feds likely to see a historic pay raise in 2020
A deal reached by Democratic and Republican appropriators would grant feds the largest pay increase they’ve seen in a decade.
-
New bill would ‘close the gap’ between salaried and hourly feds
Legislation introduced in the House and Senate Dec. 11 wants to revise locality pay boundaries.
-
Defense spending bill likely to include family leave for feds
Feds could see over two months of guaranteed paid family leave under an tentative agreement for defense spending.
-
State and local minimum pay ruled out for feds
The Office of Personnel Management determined that increases to the minimum wage in individual states do not impact the pay of federal employees.
-
Open Season 2020
Feds have until Dec. 9 to decide if they would like to enroll in federal health insurance for the first time, change plans or keep the plan they currently have.
-
Synthesizing a selective TSP withdrawal
Feds can get around limitations on their TSP withdraws by synthesizing percentages in the different funds.
-
Strategizing your leave before retirement
Federal employees have the option to both use their remaining leave before retirement, or receive credit for the leave they don’t use.
-
Feds face a smaller but significant pay gap with private sector
The Federal Salary Council’s estimated gap between federal and private-sector pay shrunk a few percentage points, but still represents a complicated difference in compensation potential.
-
New long-term care plan aims to keep costs stable
Feds that enroll in long term care insurance after Oct. 21 will see a new feature that aims to keep their premium costs stable later in life.
-
12 weeks of paid parental leave makes it to the president’s desk
The House and Senate conference committee released a National Defense Authorization Act agreement that would for the first time set aside specific payment for feds during parental leave.
-
Feds likely to see a historic pay raise in 2020
A deal reached by Democratic and Republican appropriators would grant feds the largest pay increase they’ve seen in a decade.
-
New bill would ‘close the gap’ between salaried and hourly feds
Legislation introduced in the House and Senate Dec. 11 wants to revise locality pay boundaries.
-
Defense spending bill likely to include family leave for feds
Feds could see over two months of guaranteed paid family leave under an tentative agreement for defense spending.
-
State and local minimum pay ruled out for feds
The Office of Personnel Management determined that increases to the minimum wage in individual states do not impact the pay of federal employees.
-
Open Season 2020
Feds have until Dec. 9 to decide if they would like to enroll in federal health insurance for the first time, change plans or keep the plan they currently have.
-
Synthesizing a selective TSP withdrawal
Feds can get around limitations on their TSP withdraws by synthesizing percentages in the different funds.
-
Strategizing your leave before retirement
Federal employees have the option to both use their remaining leave before retirement, or receive credit for the leave they don’t use.
-
Feds face a smaller but significant pay gap with private sector
The Federal Salary Council’s estimated gap between federal and private-sector pay shrunk a few percentage points, but still represents a complicated difference in compensation potential.
-
New long-term care plan aims to keep costs stable
Feds that enroll in long term care insurance after Oct. 21 will see a new feature that aims to keep their premium costs stable later in life.
