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Federal health insurance to see lowest rate increase in 23 years
Feds will have more options and the lowest premium increase in over two decades for their 2019 Federal Employees Health Benefits program.
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Military death benefits won’t be stopped by government shutdowns anymore
Military families mourning the loss of a loved one have been caught up in previous political fights over government spending.
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House Democrats urge rejection of Trump pay freeze
Democrats representing capital-area districts with large populations of federal employees urged Congress to reject a 2019 pay freeze.
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Read Trump’s letter canceling federal employees’ 2019 pay raise
Why President Trump wants to freeze federal workers’ pay.
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Trump intends to freeze federal pay for 2019
President Donald Trump intends to keep federal pay frozen at 2018 levels, unless Congress intervenes in appropriations legislation.
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Senator looks to hold Labor pay raises hostage
Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., proposed an amendment to Department of Labor appropriations that would prevent the agency’s employees from getting pay raises until Congress received an improper payments plan.
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Arbitrator overturns USPS ban on politically motivated leave
An arbitrator overturned Postal Service rules that prevented employees from taking leave without pay to volunteer for political campaigns.
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Federal travel cap to increase slightly in FY19
The General Services Administration released its fiscal year 2019 per diem travel caps for federal employees.
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NDAA lifts travel reimbursement reductions for DoD employees, service members
The legislation removes a 2014 policy that reduced the maximum amount of reimbursement available to Department of Defense employees and service members based on the length of their travel.
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Premium pay waivers to continue for Iraq-based feds
A presidential national emergency designation means that federal employees in Iraq continue to have the option for their premium pay caps to be waived.
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Federal health insurance to see lowest rate increase in 23 years
Feds will have more options and the lowest premium increase in over two decades for their 2019 Federal Employees Health Benefits program.
-
Military death benefits won’t be stopped by government shutdowns anymore
Military families mourning the loss of a loved one have been caught up in previous political fights over government spending.
-
House Democrats urge rejection of Trump pay freeze
Democrats representing capital-area districts with large populations of federal employees urged Congress to reject a 2019 pay freeze.
-
Read Trump’s letter canceling federal employees’ 2019 pay raise
Why President Trump wants to freeze federal workers’ pay.
-
Trump intends to freeze federal pay for 2019
President Donald Trump intends to keep federal pay frozen at 2018 levels, unless Congress intervenes in appropriations legislation.
-
Senator looks to hold Labor pay raises hostage
Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., proposed an amendment to Department of Labor appropriations that would prevent the agency’s employees from getting pay raises until Congress received an improper payments plan.
-
Arbitrator overturns USPS ban on politically motivated leave
An arbitrator overturned Postal Service rules that prevented employees from taking leave without pay to volunteer for political campaigns.
-
Federal travel cap to increase slightly in FY19
The General Services Administration released its fiscal year 2019 per diem travel caps for federal employees.
-
NDAA lifts travel reimbursement reductions for DoD employees, service members
The legislation removes a 2014 policy that reduced the maximum amount of reimbursement available to Department of Defense employees and service members based on the length of their travel.
-
Premium pay waivers to continue for Iraq-based feds
A presidential national emergency designation means that federal employees in Iraq continue to have the option for their premium pay caps to be waived.
-
Federal health insurance to see lowest rate increase in 23 years
Feds will have more options and the lowest premium increase in over two decades for their 2019 Federal Employees Health Benefits program.
-
Military death benefits won’t be stopped by government shutdowns anymore
Military families mourning the loss of a loved one have been caught up in previous political fights over government spending.
-
House Democrats urge rejection of Trump pay freeze
Democrats representing capital-area districts with large populations of federal employees urged Congress to reject a 2019 pay freeze.
-
Read Trump’s letter canceling federal employees’ 2019 pay raise
Why President Trump wants to freeze federal workers’ pay.
-
Trump intends to freeze federal pay for 2019
President Donald Trump intends to keep federal pay frozen at 2018 levels, unless Congress intervenes in appropriations legislation.
-
Senator looks to hold Labor pay raises hostage
Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., proposed an amendment to Department of Labor appropriations that would prevent the agency’s employees from getting pay raises until Congress received an improper payments plan.
-
Arbitrator overturns USPS ban on politically motivated leave
An arbitrator overturned Postal Service rules that prevented employees from taking leave without pay to volunteer for political campaigns.
-
Federal travel cap to increase slightly in FY19
The General Services Administration released its fiscal year 2019 per diem travel caps for federal employees.
-
NDAA lifts travel reimbursement reductions for DoD employees, service members
The legislation removes a 2014 policy that reduced the maximum amount of reimbursement available to Department of Defense employees and service members based on the length of their travel.
-
Premium pay waivers to continue for Iraq-based feds
A presidential national emergency designation means that federal employees in Iraq continue to have the option for their premium pay caps to be waived.
