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Feds’ pay raise passes committee, but faces obstacles
Federal employees are one step closer to seeing a substantial pay increase in 2020.
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More than 200,000 DHS employees have this new benefit
Coast Guard Exchange stores offer deals on electronics, clothing and other consumer products — and now the stores are open to all Department of Homeland Security civil service employees.
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New bill would make feds’ retirement count from day 1
Federal employees that are first hired in temporary positions must currently make up the years they were not counted as permanent in their retirement calculations.
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2019 pay raise expected on many feds’ upcoming paychecks
The 1.9 percent pay increase was authorized in February 2019, but agencies did not begin the implementation process until late March.
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Family leave legislation introduced in the Senate
Federal employees would receive paid maternity and paternity leave under legislation introduced in the House and Senate.
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Trump signs executive order implementing federal pay raise
The pay raise for 2019 is now fully official.
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OMB head explains why 2020 pay raise was rejected
Acting Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought told members of Congress that the 2020 budget request prioritized a pay-for-performance approach to employee compensation.
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Federal law enforcement association sues over benefits changes
The lawsuit calls for the court to overturn an Office of Personnel Management decision that resulted in some retired feds owing a debt on their annuity supplement benefits.
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This proposed VA health care change could save you time — and save VA billions
Department officials estimate they could cut more than 210,000 redundant or excessive medical appointments if Congress approves the changes.
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Trump administration to launch a pay and benefits study
The White House wants to know what compensation programs matter the most to feds, how they compare with the private sector and what can be done to reward merit.
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Feds’ pay raise passes committee, but faces obstacles
Federal employees are one step closer to seeing a substantial pay increase in 2020.
-
More than 200,000 DHS employees have this new benefit
Coast Guard Exchange stores offer deals on electronics, clothing and other consumer products — and now the stores are open to all Department of Homeland Security civil service employees.
-
New bill would make feds’ retirement count from day 1
Federal employees that are first hired in temporary positions must currently make up the years they were not counted as permanent in their retirement calculations.
-
2019 pay raise expected on many feds’ upcoming paychecks
The 1.9 percent pay increase was authorized in February 2019, but agencies did not begin the implementation process until late March.
-
Family leave legislation introduced in the Senate
Federal employees would receive paid maternity and paternity leave under legislation introduced in the House and Senate.
-
Trump signs executive order implementing federal pay raise
The pay raise for 2019 is now fully official.
-
OMB head explains why 2020 pay raise was rejected
Acting Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought told members of Congress that the 2020 budget request prioritized a pay-for-performance approach to employee compensation.
-
Federal law enforcement association sues over benefits changes
The lawsuit calls for the court to overturn an Office of Personnel Management decision that resulted in some retired feds owing a debt on their annuity supplement benefits.
-
This proposed VA health care change could save you time — and save VA billions
Department officials estimate they could cut more than 210,000 redundant or excessive medical appointments if Congress approves the changes.
-
Trump administration to launch a pay and benefits study
The White House wants to know what compensation programs matter the most to feds, how they compare with the private sector and what can be done to reward merit.
-
Feds’ pay raise passes committee, but faces obstacles
Federal employees are one step closer to seeing a substantial pay increase in 2020.
-
More than 200,000 DHS employees have this new benefit
Coast Guard Exchange stores offer deals on electronics, clothing and other consumer products — and now the stores are open to all Department of Homeland Security civil service employees.
-
New bill would make feds’ retirement count from day 1
Federal employees that are first hired in temporary positions must currently make up the years they were not counted as permanent in their retirement calculations.
-
2019 pay raise expected on many feds’ upcoming paychecks
The 1.9 percent pay increase was authorized in February 2019, but agencies did not begin the implementation process until late March.
-
Family leave legislation introduced in the Senate
Federal employees would receive paid maternity and paternity leave under legislation introduced in the House and Senate.
-
Trump signs executive order implementing federal pay raise
The pay raise for 2019 is now fully official.
-
OMB head explains why 2020 pay raise was rejected
Acting Office of Management and Budget Director Russ Vought told members of Congress that the 2020 budget request prioritized a pay-for-performance approach to employee compensation.
-
Federal law enforcement association sues over benefits changes
The lawsuit calls for the court to overturn an Office of Personnel Management decision that resulted in some retired feds owing a debt on their annuity supplement benefits.
-
This proposed VA health care change could save you time — and save VA billions
Department officials estimate they could cut more than 210,000 redundant or excessive medical appointments if Congress approves the changes.
-
Trump administration to launch a pay and benefits study
The White House wants to know what compensation programs matter the most to feds, how they compare with the private sector and what can be done to reward merit.
