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Trump formalizes federal pay freeze for 2019
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Dec. 28 formalizing his previously stated intent to freeze federal employee pay in 2019.
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Here’s what feds cared about most in 2018
The headlines were endless this year, but a few in particular really resonated with the federal workforce.
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In Iraq visit, Trump makes false claims about military pay again
Next year’s pay raise isn’t the first in a decade, and it won’t be a 10 percent increase, despite what the president told troops.
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Senators reintroduce bill to guarantee federal pay after the shutdown
The legislation would ensure that federal employees get paid after a potential government shutdown.
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HHS seeks authority to eliminate employee telework
Contentious negotiations between the Department of Health and Human Services and a federal employee union recently culminated in proposed telework restrictions.
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VA hospitals often the best option for medical care, study finds
But VA officials insist the research does not undermine their efforts to expand vets’ access to private-sector medical options.
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OPM adds six new locations for 2019 pay adjustments
The six new regions will have the opportunity to get a pay bump on top of their General Schedule compensation rates.
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Congress delays federal pay raise decision, avoids shutdown
Congress decided once again to delay the decision on whether to increase federal employee pay for 2019.
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Your best retirement date in 2018
The new leave year begins on Jan. 6, 2019. So, what’s so important about retiring before the end of the leave year? I’ll tell you.
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Postal task force recommends changing employee pay, retirement
A task force plan to make the U.S. Postal Service more cost-effective proposes changing employee pay and retirement systems.
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Trump formalizes federal pay freeze for 2019
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Dec. 28 formalizing his previously stated intent to freeze federal employee pay in 2019.
-
Here’s what feds cared about most in 2018
The headlines were endless this year, but a few in particular really resonated with the federal workforce.
-
In Iraq visit, Trump makes false claims about military pay again
Next year’s pay raise isn’t the first in a decade, and it won’t be a 10 percent increase, despite what the president told troops.
-
Senators reintroduce bill to guarantee federal pay after the shutdown
The legislation would ensure that federal employees get paid after a potential government shutdown.
-
HHS seeks authority to eliminate employee telework
Contentious negotiations between the Department of Health and Human Services and a federal employee union recently culminated in proposed telework restrictions.
-
VA hospitals often the best option for medical care, study finds
But VA officials insist the research does not undermine their efforts to expand vets’ access to private-sector medical options.
-
OPM adds six new locations for 2019 pay adjustments
The six new regions will have the opportunity to get a pay bump on top of their General Schedule compensation rates.
-
Congress delays federal pay raise decision, avoids shutdown
Congress decided once again to delay the decision on whether to increase federal employee pay for 2019.
-
Your best retirement date in 2018
The new leave year begins on Jan. 6, 2019. So, what’s so important about retiring before the end of the leave year? I’ll tell you.
-
Postal task force recommends changing employee pay, retirement
A task force plan to make the U.S. Postal Service more cost-effective proposes changing employee pay and retirement systems.
-
Trump formalizes federal pay freeze for 2019
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Dec. 28 formalizing his previously stated intent to freeze federal employee pay in 2019.
-
Here’s what feds cared about most in 2018
The headlines were endless this year, but a few in particular really resonated with the federal workforce.
-
In Iraq visit, Trump makes false claims about military pay again
Next year’s pay raise isn’t the first in a decade, and it won’t be a 10 percent increase, despite what the president told troops.
-
Senators reintroduce bill to guarantee federal pay after the shutdown
The legislation would ensure that federal employees get paid after a potential government shutdown.
-
HHS seeks authority to eliminate employee telework
Contentious negotiations between the Department of Health and Human Services and a federal employee union recently culminated in proposed telework restrictions.
-
VA hospitals often the best option for medical care, study finds
But VA officials insist the research does not undermine their efforts to expand vets’ access to private-sector medical options.
-
OPM adds six new locations for 2019 pay adjustments
The six new regions will have the opportunity to get a pay bump on top of their General Schedule compensation rates.
-
Congress delays federal pay raise decision, avoids shutdown
Congress decided once again to delay the decision on whether to increase federal employee pay for 2019.
-
Your best retirement date in 2018
The new leave year begins on Jan. 6, 2019. So, what’s so important about retiring before the end of the leave year? I’ll tell you.
-
Postal task force recommends changing employee pay, retirement
A task force plan to make the U.S. Postal Service more cost-effective proposes changing employee pay and retirement systems.
