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House reinstates rule that can target fed pay, agency funds
The Holman Rule allows Congress to cut individual employee pay or agency programs through amendments to spending bills.
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Gorsuch silent as divided Supreme Court spars over unions
The justices heard arguments in a challenge to an Illinois law that allows unions representing government employees to collect fees from workers who choose not to join.
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OPM gives agencies wiggle room to determine shutdown pay, leave
Due to the short nature of the Feb. 9 morning shutdown, agencies will have flexibility in deciding an employee’s pay and leave status for the hours immediately after the government reopened.
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Trump budget will cost federal employees in pay and benefits
The proposal relies on a pay freeze and reductions in government contributions to healthcare and retirement to reduce the deficit.
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OPM retroactively changed retirement benefits without notice
The Office of Personnel Management policy, not released to the public, requires divorced retirees receiving annuity supplements to pay the government back for portions of past annuity payments.
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Will Congress cut federal employee benefits to help balance the budget?
Both the president and members of Congress have indicated the desire to cut back on pay, benefits and employee due process.
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A shutdown happened, but fed paychecks won’t feel it
Guidance issued by the Office of Personnel Management director describes how different categories of employees will be compensated post-shutdown.
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White House wants clearer rules, no caregiver benefits expansion in VA medical overhaul plan
In a memo to Senate officials, the administration backed a more aggressive plan for veterans seeking medical care outside the VA system.
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Employee groups slam playing politics with feds’ jobs
AFGE and NARFE officials said that even a short shutdown can have negative impacts on the federal workforce.
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Congress makes sure feds get paid for shutdown
Federal workers are set to get back pay for the shutdown because legislation to reopen the government contained language to guarantee it.
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House reinstates rule that can target fed pay, agency funds
The Holman Rule allows Congress to cut individual employee pay or agency programs through amendments to spending bills.
-
Gorsuch silent as divided Supreme Court spars over unions
The justices heard arguments in a challenge to an Illinois law that allows unions representing government employees to collect fees from workers who choose not to join.
-
OPM gives agencies wiggle room to determine shutdown pay, leave
Due to the short nature of the Feb. 9 morning shutdown, agencies will have flexibility in deciding an employee’s pay and leave status for the hours immediately after the government reopened.
-
Trump budget will cost federal employees in pay and benefits
The proposal relies on a pay freeze and reductions in government contributions to healthcare and retirement to reduce the deficit.
-
OPM retroactively changed retirement benefits without notice
The Office of Personnel Management policy, not released to the public, requires divorced retirees receiving annuity supplements to pay the government back for portions of past annuity payments.
-
Will Congress cut federal employee benefits to help balance the budget?
Both the president and members of Congress have indicated the desire to cut back on pay, benefits and employee due process.
-
A shutdown happened, but fed paychecks won’t feel it
Guidance issued by the Office of Personnel Management director describes how different categories of employees will be compensated post-shutdown.
-
White House wants clearer rules, no caregiver benefits expansion in VA medical overhaul plan
In a memo to Senate officials, the administration backed a more aggressive plan for veterans seeking medical care outside the VA system.
-
Employee groups slam playing politics with feds’ jobs
AFGE and NARFE officials said that even a short shutdown can have negative impacts on the federal workforce.
-
Congress makes sure feds get paid for shutdown
Federal workers are set to get back pay for the shutdown because legislation to reopen the government contained language to guarantee it.
-
House reinstates rule that can target fed pay, agency funds
The Holman Rule allows Congress to cut individual employee pay or agency programs through amendments to spending bills.
-
Gorsuch silent as divided Supreme Court spars over unions
The justices heard arguments in a challenge to an Illinois law that allows unions representing government employees to collect fees from workers who choose not to join.
-
OPM gives agencies wiggle room to determine shutdown pay, leave
Due to the short nature of the Feb. 9 morning shutdown, agencies will have flexibility in deciding an employee’s pay and leave status for the hours immediately after the government reopened.
-
Trump budget will cost federal employees in pay and benefits
The proposal relies on a pay freeze and reductions in government contributions to healthcare and retirement to reduce the deficit.
-
OPM retroactively changed retirement benefits without notice
The Office of Personnel Management policy, not released to the public, requires divorced retirees receiving annuity supplements to pay the government back for portions of past annuity payments.
-
Will Congress cut federal employee benefits to help balance the budget?
Both the president and members of Congress have indicated the desire to cut back on pay, benefits and employee due process.
-
A shutdown happened, but fed paychecks won’t feel it
Guidance issued by the Office of Personnel Management director describes how different categories of employees will be compensated post-shutdown.
-
White House wants clearer rules, no caregiver benefits expansion in VA medical overhaul plan
In a memo to Senate officials, the administration backed a more aggressive plan for veterans seeking medical care outside the VA system.
-
Employee groups slam playing politics with feds’ jobs
AFGE and NARFE officials said that even a short shutdown can have negative impacts on the federal workforce.
-
Congress makes sure feds get paid for shutdown
Federal workers are set to get back pay for the shutdown because legislation to reopen the government contained language to guarantee it.
