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New bills would give big bump to federal employee pay in 2019
On Thursday Sen. Brian Schatz, D-HI, and Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., introduced bills in their respective chambers that would provide salaried and hourly federal employees with a 3 percent pay adjustment in 2019.
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Two more weeks of pay freeze for senior political officials
Rates of pay for the vice president and certain senior political appointees will continue to be frozen at 2013 levels for over two weeks.
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Federal employees to see pay increase in 2018
Federal employees in both the General Schedule and Senior Executive Service will see their paychecks go up in 2018, according to pay tables recently released by the Office of Personnel Management.
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Motivated by mission: Is the honor of public service enough for a new generation of feds?
Is the honor of public service enough for a new generation of feds?
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Shutdown Watch: How Congress’ budget decisions will impact federal employees
Though a few options for that resolution are currently on the table, Republicans are struggling to agree on what that entails, according to reports, creating the looming threat of a shutdown for federal employees.
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Agencies rarely use special pay authorities, GAO finds
Though federal agencies have a variety of authorities to provide critical employees with additional compensation, a recent Government Accountability Office report found that these authorities were used for few employees in 2016.
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Trump’s 2019 budget could freeze federal employee pay
President Trump’s fiscal 2019 budget proposal will likely include a pay freeze for all civilian federal employees, according to a non-public document communicating Office of Management and Budget guidance from the president to the Department of Homeland Security.
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Shulkin urges emergency aid for VA private health care soon
In a fresh warning, Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin said Wednesday there could potentially be delays in providing medical care to tens of thousands of veterans if lawmakers don’t act soon to approve billions in emergency funding for the ailing private-sector Choice program.
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VA’s plan to widen private care with TRICARE stirs ire
News of the plan stirred alarm from veterans groups, who said they had not been consulted, even as VA urges a long-term legislative fix for Choice by year’s end.
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Virtual fair lets feds digitally explore their health care options
A Virtual Benefits Fair is giving federal employees the chance to take an in-depth look at their coverage options during the health care open season.
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New bills would give big bump to federal employee pay in 2019
On Thursday Sen. Brian Schatz, D-HI, and Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., introduced bills in their respective chambers that would provide salaried and hourly federal employees with a 3 percent pay adjustment in 2019.
-
Two more weeks of pay freeze for senior political officials
Rates of pay for the vice president and certain senior political appointees will continue to be frozen at 2013 levels for over two weeks.
-
Federal employees to see pay increase in 2018
Federal employees in both the General Schedule and Senior Executive Service will see their paychecks go up in 2018, according to pay tables recently released by the Office of Personnel Management.
-
Motivated by mission: Is the honor of public service enough for a new generation of feds?
Is the honor of public service enough for a new generation of feds?
-
Shutdown Watch: How Congress’ budget decisions will impact federal employees
Though a few options for that resolution are currently on the table, Republicans are struggling to agree on what that entails, according to reports, creating the looming threat of a shutdown for federal employees.
-
Agencies rarely use special pay authorities, GAO finds
Though federal agencies have a variety of authorities to provide critical employees with additional compensation, a recent Government Accountability Office report found that these authorities were used for few employees in 2016.
-
Trump’s 2019 budget could freeze federal employee pay
President Trump’s fiscal 2019 budget proposal will likely include a pay freeze for all civilian federal employees, according to a non-public document communicating Office of Management and Budget guidance from the president to the Department of Homeland Security.
-
Shulkin urges emergency aid for VA private health care soon
In a fresh warning, Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin said Wednesday there could potentially be delays in providing medical care to tens of thousands of veterans if lawmakers don’t act soon to approve billions in emergency funding for the ailing private-sector Choice program.
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VA’s plan to widen private care with TRICARE stirs ire
News of the plan stirred alarm from veterans groups, who said they had not been consulted, even as VA urges a long-term legislative fix for Choice by year’s end.
-
Virtual fair lets feds digitally explore their health care options
A Virtual Benefits Fair is giving federal employees the chance to take an in-depth look at their coverage options during the health care open season.
-
New bills would give big bump to federal employee pay in 2019
On Thursday Sen. Brian Schatz, D-HI, and Rep. Gerry Connolly, D-Va., introduced bills in their respective chambers that would provide salaried and hourly federal employees with a 3 percent pay adjustment in 2019.
-
Two more weeks of pay freeze for senior political officials
Rates of pay for the vice president and certain senior political appointees will continue to be frozen at 2013 levels for over two weeks.
-
Federal employees to see pay increase in 2018
Federal employees in both the General Schedule and Senior Executive Service will see their paychecks go up in 2018, according to pay tables recently released by the Office of Personnel Management.
-
Motivated by mission: Is the honor of public service enough for a new generation of feds?
Is the honor of public service enough for a new generation of feds?
-
Shutdown Watch: How Congress’ budget decisions will impact federal employees
Though a few options for that resolution are currently on the table, Republicans are struggling to agree on what that entails, according to reports, creating the looming threat of a shutdown for federal employees.
-
Agencies rarely use special pay authorities, GAO finds
Though federal agencies have a variety of authorities to provide critical employees with additional compensation, a recent Government Accountability Office report found that these authorities were used for few employees in 2016.
-
Trump’s 2019 budget could freeze federal employee pay
President Trump’s fiscal 2019 budget proposal will likely include a pay freeze for all civilian federal employees, according to a non-public document communicating Office of Management and Budget guidance from the president to the Department of Homeland Security.
-
Shulkin urges emergency aid for VA private health care soon
In a fresh warning, Veterans Affairs Secretary David Shulkin said Wednesday there could potentially be delays in providing medical care to tens of thousands of veterans if lawmakers don’t act soon to approve billions in emergency funding for the ailing private-sector Choice program.
-
VA’s plan to widen private care with TRICARE stirs ire
News of the plan stirred alarm from veterans groups, who said they had not been consulted, even as VA urges a long-term legislative fix for Choice by year’s end.
-
Virtual fair lets feds digitally explore their health care options
A Virtual Benefits Fair is giving federal employees the chance to take an in-depth look at their coverage options during the health care open season.
