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How a small change could have a big impact on federal retirement
Formulas that account for consumer spending habits could have a long-term impact on the total cost-of-living adjustments received by federal retirees.
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House passes 2.6 percent federal pay raise
The House voted to pass legislation to increase federal employee pay, while the Senate has introduced companion legislation to do the same.
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New VA plan: Vets facing 30-minute drives, 20-day waits for appointments could get private-sector care instead
The draft standards could massively expand the number of outside medical appointments that taxpayers have to fund.
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Feds to see back pay by end of month
Some federal employees will see paychecks from the shutdown as early as Jan. 29.
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How agencies will determine pay statuses for shutdown-hit feds
Federal agencies have largely been told to address pay as if the shutdown had never happened, with some exceptions.
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House bill would increase federal pay in line with military
Federal employees would see the 2019 pay freeze instituted by President Donald Trump lifted should House legislation pass.
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Trump drops wall funding demand, reaches deal to end the government shutdown
Federal workers, including the Coast Guard, could see their pay restored as early as next week.
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A promotion gave feds tanks and thanks
Companies, recognizing the hardships of the partial government shutdown, are finding ways to help keep furloughed feds running.
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VA’s benefits appeals process will see a dramatic changeover next month
A new process for all appeals of veterans’ benefits cases will go into effect on Feb. 19.
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Coast Guard families plead with lawmakers as they prepare to miss another paycheck
Unless Congress acts this week, Coast Guard members likely won’t get paid at all in January, and retirees will start missing out on benefits next month.
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How a small change could have a big impact on federal retirement
Formulas that account for consumer spending habits could have a long-term impact on the total cost-of-living adjustments received by federal retirees.
-
House passes 2.6 percent federal pay raise
The House voted to pass legislation to increase federal employee pay, while the Senate has introduced companion legislation to do the same.
-
New VA plan: Vets facing 30-minute drives, 20-day waits for appointments could get private-sector care instead
The draft standards could massively expand the number of outside medical appointments that taxpayers have to fund.
-
Feds to see back pay by end of month
Some federal employees will see paychecks from the shutdown as early as Jan. 29.
-
How agencies will determine pay statuses for shutdown-hit feds
Federal agencies have largely been told to address pay as if the shutdown had never happened, with some exceptions.
-
House bill would increase federal pay in line with military
Federal employees would see the 2019 pay freeze instituted by President Donald Trump lifted should House legislation pass.
-
Trump drops wall funding demand, reaches deal to end the government shutdown
Federal workers, including the Coast Guard, could see their pay restored as early as next week.
-
A promotion gave feds tanks and thanks
Companies, recognizing the hardships of the partial government shutdown, are finding ways to help keep furloughed feds running.
-
VA’s benefits appeals process will see a dramatic changeover next month
A new process for all appeals of veterans’ benefits cases will go into effect on Feb. 19.
-
Coast Guard families plead with lawmakers as they prepare to miss another paycheck
Unless Congress acts this week, Coast Guard members likely won’t get paid at all in January, and retirees will start missing out on benefits next month.
-
How a small change could have a big impact on federal retirement
Formulas that account for consumer spending habits could have a long-term impact on the total cost-of-living adjustments received by federal retirees.
-
House passes 2.6 percent federal pay raise
The House voted to pass legislation to increase federal employee pay, while the Senate has introduced companion legislation to do the same.
-
New VA plan: Vets facing 30-minute drives, 20-day waits for appointments could get private-sector care instead
The draft standards could massively expand the number of outside medical appointments that taxpayers have to fund.
-
Feds to see back pay by end of month
Some federal employees will see paychecks from the shutdown as early as Jan. 29.
-
How agencies will determine pay statuses for shutdown-hit feds
Federal agencies have largely been told to address pay as if the shutdown had never happened, with some exceptions.
-
House bill would increase federal pay in line with military
Federal employees would see the 2019 pay freeze instituted by President Donald Trump lifted should House legislation pass.
-
Trump drops wall funding demand, reaches deal to end the government shutdown
Federal workers, including the Coast Guard, could see their pay restored as early as next week.
-
A promotion gave feds tanks and thanks
Companies, recognizing the hardships of the partial government shutdown, are finding ways to help keep furloughed feds running.
-
VA’s benefits appeals process will see a dramatic changeover next month
A new process for all appeals of veterans’ benefits cases will go into effect on Feb. 19.
-
Coast Guard families plead with lawmakers as they prepare to miss another paycheck
Unless Congress acts this week, Coast Guard members likely won’t get paid at all in January, and retirees will start missing out on benefits next month.
