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More fights set over sweeping veterans reforms just signed into law
The president praised the measure as giving veterans more choice in health care, but officials still need to finalize eligibility rules.
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Trustees report warns Medicare finances worsening
The warning serves as a reminder of major issues left to languish while Washington plunges deeper into partisan strife.
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Report: Vets still face long waits with VA Choice program
Researchers found waits up to 70 days for veterans using the community care program.
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VA Choice program won’t run out of money this week
VA officials had previously warned the program could halt if new legislation wasn’t finalized by May 31.
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OPM chief battles criticism of ‘draconian’ benefits proposals
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon was put under fire at a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing as he justified proposals that target federal employee retirement.
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What’s the best paying federal agency?
Want to make money working for the government? Then there are two agencies you need to look into.
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Lawmakers want to ‘pump the brakes’ on commissary-exchange merger plans
One House member says that if the combination is coming, it should be done ‘the right way.’
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Trump seems confused about military pay, claims troops received no raises for a decade
Service members have received an annual pay raise for more than 30 years, but Trump claimed he gave troops their first pay increase in 10 years.
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Congressman slams OPM for targeting fed benefits
Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, whose district is home to thousands of federal employees, wrote to the Office of Personnel Management Director to oppose legislative proposals that would cut into federal retirement benefits.
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OPM is out to cut retirement benefits
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon proposed that Congress enact four changes to reduce retirement benefits or require employees to pay for a larger portion of those benefits in a May 4, 2018, letter to the House.
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More fights set over sweeping veterans reforms just signed into law
The president praised the measure as giving veterans more choice in health care, but officials still need to finalize eligibility rules.
-
Trustees report warns Medicare finances worsening
The warning serves as a reminder of major issues left to languish while Washington plunges deeper into partisan strife.
-
Report: Vets still face long waits with VA Choice program
Researchers found waits up to 70 days for veterans using the community care program.
-
VA Choice program won’t run out of money this week
VA officials had previously warned the program could halt if new legislation wasn’t finalized by May 31.
-
OPM chief battles criticism of ‘draconian’ benefits proposals
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon was put under fire at a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing as he justified proposals that target federal employee retirement.
-
What’s the best paying federal agency?
Want to make money working for the government? Then there are two agencies you need to look into.
-
Lawmakers want to ‘pump the brakes’ on commissary-exchange merger plans
One House member says that if the combination is coming, it should be done ‘the right way.’
-
Trump seems confused about military pay, claims troops received no raises for a decade
Service members have received an annual pay raise for more than 30 years, but Trump claimed he gave troops their first pay increase in 10 years.
-
Congressman slams OPM for targeting fed benefits
Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, whose district is home to thousands of federal employees, wrote to the Office of Personnel Management Director to oppose legislative proposals that would cut into federal retirement benefits.
-
OPM is out to cut retirement benefits
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon proposed that Congress enact four changes to reduce retirement benefits or require employees to pay for a larger portion of those benefits in a May 4, 2018, letter to the House.
-
More fights set over sweeping veterans reforms just signed into law
The president praised the measure as giving veterans more choice in health care, but officials still need to finalize eligibility rules.
-
Trustees report warns Medicare finances worsening
The warning serves as a reminder of major issues left to languish while Washington plunges deeper into partisan strife.
-
Report: Vets still face long waits with VA Choice program
Researchers found waits up to 70 days for veterans using the community care program.
-
VA Choice program won’t run out of money this week
VA officials had previously warned the program could halt if new legislation wasn’t finalized by May 31.
-
OPM chief battles criticism of ‘draconian’ benefits proposals
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon was put under fire at a House Oversight and Government Reform Committee hearing as he justified proposals that target federal employee retirement.
-
What’s the best paying federal agency?
Want to make money working for the government? Then there are two agencies you need to look into.
-
Lawmakers want to ‘pump the brakes’ on commissary-exchange merger plans
One House member says that if the combination is coming, it should be done ‘the right way.’
-
Trump seems confused about military pay, claims troops received no raises for a decade
Service members have received an annual pay raise for more than 30 years, but Trump claimed he gave troops their first pay increase in 10 years.
-
Congressman slams OPM for targeting fed benefits
Rep. Mike Turner, R-Ohio, whose district is home to thousands of federal employees, wrote to the Office of Personnel Management Director to oppose legislative proposals that would cut into federal retirement benefits.
-
OPM is out to cut retirement benefits
Office of Personnel Management Director Jeff Pon proposed that Congress enact four changes to reduce retirement benefits or require employees to pay for a larger portion of those benefits in a May 4, 2018, letter to the House.
