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VA’s next big problem: Key health care program is running out of money again
The controversial VA Choice program is slated to be out of funds again by early June.
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Senator questions pay, benefits status for guardsmen serving on southern US border
Illinois Democrat Sen. Tammy Duckworth, a critic of the mission, said troops need clarity on how the duty will affect their military benefits and related issues.
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OMB director eyes redistribution of federal pay
Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said that the proposed FY19 pay cuts would serve as an avenue to balance overpaid entry-level workers and underpaid high-level workers.
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Feds face sizable pay gap with private sector
A Federal Salary Council report comparing federal employees in various parts of the country with their local private sector counterparts found up to a 32 percent pay disparity between the two.
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4 ways the NDAA could change your pay
The National Defense Authorization Act included four sections extending the authority for agency heads to waive pay and benefits caps for certain employees.
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Should USPS retirees have to enroll in Medicare?
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators last week introduced legislation that would require U.S. Post Service annuitants to enroll in Medicare alongside their standard health benefits program.
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Senate bill would force Postal Service retirees onto Medicare
The Postal Service Reform Act would require annuitants to enroll in Medicare alongside their standard health plans.
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Limited pay freezes under 2018 appropriations bill
Under the FY18 appropriations bill, only political appointees and certain prevailing rate employees will see a pay freeze.
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Lawmakers tout military pay raise in omnibus budget, but troops already have that money
Troops saw a 2.4 percent pay raise at the start of 2018, but now lawmakers are re-emphasizing that hike in their work on the omnibus budget bill.
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Budget omnibus includes new mental health care for other-than-honorable vets
Provisions in the budget bill would extend mental health care and medical screenings to veterans currently ineligible for the treatment on a long-term basis.
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VA’s next big problem: Key health care program is running out of money again
The controversial VA Choice program is slated to be out of funds again by early June.
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Senator questions pay, benefits status for guardsmen serving on southern US border
Illinois Democrat Sen. Tammy Duckworth, a critic of the mission, said troops need clarity on how the duty will affect their military benefits and related issues.
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OMB director eyes redistribution of federal pay
Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said that the proposed FY19 pay cuts would serve as an avenue to balance overpaid entry-level workers and underpaid high-level workers.
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Feds face sizable pay gap with private sector
A Federal Salary Council report comparing federal employees in various parts of the country with their local private sector counterparts found up to a 32 percent pay disparity between the two.
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4 ways the NDAA could change your pay
The National Defense Authorization Act included four sections extending the authority for agency heads to waive pay and benefits caps for certain employees.
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Should USPS retirees have to enroll in Medicare?
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators last week introduced legislation that would require U.S. Post Service annuitants to enroll in Medicare alongside their standard health benefits program.
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Senate bill would force Postal Service retirees onto Medicare
The Postal Service Reform Act would require annuitants to enroll in Medicare alongside their standard health plans.
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Limited pay freezes under 2018 appropriations bill
Under the FY18 appropriations bill, only political appointees and certain prevailing rate employees will see a pay freeze.
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Lawmakers tout military pay raise in omnibus budget, but troops already have that money
Troops saw a 2.4 percent pay raise at the start of 2018, but now lawmakers are re-emphasizing that hike in their work on the omnibus budget bill.
-
Budget omnibus includes new mental health care for other-than-honorable vets
Provisions in the budget bill would extend mental health care and medical screenings to veterans currently ineligible for the treatment on a long-term basis.
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VA’s next big problem: Key health care program is running out of money again
The controversial VA Choice program is slated to be out of funds again by early June.
-
Senator questions pay, benefits status for guardsmen serving on southern US border
Illinois Democrat Sen. Tammy Duckworth, a critic of the mission, said troops need clarity on how the duty will affect their military benefits and related issues.
-
OMB director eyes redistribution of federal pay
Office of Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said that the proposed FY19 pay cuts would serve as an avenue to balance overpaid entry-level workers and underpaid high-level workers.
-
Feds face sizable pay gap with private sector
A Federal Salary Council report comparing federal employees in various parts of the country with their local private sector counterparts found up to a 32 percent pay disparity between the two.
-
4 ways the NDAA could change your pay
The National Defense Authorization Act included four sections extending the authority for agency heads to waive pay and benefits caps for certain employees.
-
Should USPS retirees have to enroll in Medicare?
A bipartisan group of U.S. senators last week introduced legislation that would require U.S. Post Service annuitants to enroll in Medicare alongside their standard health benefits program.
-
Senate bill would force Postal Service retirees onto Medicare
The Postal Service Reform Act would require annuitants to enroll in Medicare alongside their standard health plans.
-
Limited pay freezes under 2018 appropriations bill
Under the FY18 appropriations bill, only political appointees and certain prevailing rate employees will see a pay freeze.
-
Lawmakers tout military pay raise in omnibus budget, but troops already have that money
Troops saw a 2.4 percent pay raise at the start of 2018, but now lawmakers are re-emphasizing that hike in their work on the omnibus budget bill.
-
Budget omnibus includes new mental health care for other-than-honorable vets
Provisions in the budget bill would extend mental health care and medical screenings to veterans currently ineligible for the treatment on a long-term basis.
