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As feds’ health care options grow, choices narrow
Options for federal employee health care may have increased over the years, but general enrollment remains consistent and concentrated within the largest providers.
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Nominee for OPM chief outlines what he will do for federal employees
The nominee for director of the Office of Personnel Management, Jeff Pon, said during a Senate hearing on Wednesday that he aims to cut down the significant lag times in employee hiring, retirement payments and benefits claims if confirmed to the post.
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Federal union slams VA health reforms as dangerous for vets
AFGE officials said the new Vets CARE plan would send billions in needed funds from VA accounts to private-sector physicians.
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VA releases plans for sweeping health care overhaul
The plan would ease rules concerning veterans seeking medical appointments outside the VA system at government expense, potentially sending tens of thousands of them into the private sector for care.
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VA officials promise they’re not looking at benefits cut this year
White House officials months ago dropped plans to trim VA Individual Unemployability benefits, but rumors about potential cuts have persisted.
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VA abruptly drops plan to suspend ethics law
The Department of Veterans Affairs abruptly dropped plans Wednesday to suspend an ethics law barring employees from receiving benefits from for-profit colleges. The move comes after criticism from government watchdogs who warned of financial entanglements with private companies vying for millions in GI Bill tuition.
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Feds will have higher premiums, more health plans in 2018
In addition to premium changes, six providers will terminate their enrollment for 2018, affecting employees in six states.
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New VA claims process promises decisions within 30 days
Veterans Affairs officials on Thursday unveiled a new disability claims process they promise will result in decisions within 30 days, potentially shaving months off some veterans’ current wait.
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New DoD benefits ‘mascot’ Robyn explains new retirement offerings
The Department of Defense recently rolled out a promotional video featuring a bubbly benefits counselor who riffs on Disney tunes while serving up basic information on the Blended Retirement System.
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Trump sets 2.1 percent pay raise for troops, 1.9 percent for federal workers
White House officials have informed Congress of plans to cap the federal civilian pay raise.
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As feds’ health care options grow, choices narrow
Options for federal employee health care may have increased over the years, but general enrollment remains consistent and concentrated within the largest providers.
-
Nominee for OPM chief outlines what he will do for federal employees
The nominee for director of the Office of Personnel Management, Jeff Pon, said during a Senate hearing on Wednesday that he aims to cut down the significant lag times in employee hiring, retirement payments and benefits claims if confirmed to the post.
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Federal union slams VA health reforms as dangerous for vets
AFGE officials said the new Vets CARE plan would send billions in needed funds from VA accounts to private-sector physicians.
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VA releases plans for sweeping health care overhaul
The plan would ease rules concerning veterans seeking medical appointments outside the VA system at government expense, potentially sending tens of thousands of them into the private sector for care.
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VA officials promise they’re not looking at benefits cut this year
White House officials months ago dropped plans to trim VA Individual Unemployability benefits, but rumors about potential cuts have persisted.
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VA abruptly drops plan to suspend ethics law
The Department of Veterans Affairs abruptly dropped plans Wednesday to suspend an ethics law barring employees from receiving benefits from for-profit colleges. The move comes after criticism from government watchdogs who warned of financial entanglements with private companies vying for millions in GI Bill tuition.
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Feds will have higher premiums, more health plans in 2018
In addition to premium changes, six providers will terminate their enrollment for 2018, affecting employees in six states.
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New VA claims process promises decisions within 30 days
Veterans Affairs officials on Thursday unveiled a new disability claims process they promise will result in decisions within 30 days, potentially shaving months off some veterans’ current wait.
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New DoD benefits ‘mascot’ Robyn explains new retirement offerings
The Department of Defense recently rolled out a promotional video featuring a bubbly benefits counselor who riffs on Disney tunes while serving up basic information on the Blended Retirement System.
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Trump sets 2.1 percent pay raise for troops, 1.9 percent for federal workers
White House officials have informed Congress of plans to cap the federal civilian pay raise.
-
As feds’ health care options grow, choices narrow
Options for federal employee health care may have increased over the years, but general enrollment remains consistent and concentrated within the largest providers.
-
Nominee for OPM chief outlines what he will do for federal employees
The nominee for director of the Office of Personnel Management, Jeff Pon, said during a Senate hearing on Wednesday that he aims to cut down the significant lag times in employee hiring, retirement payments and benefits claims if confirmed to the post.
-
Federal union slams VA health reforms as dangerous for vets
AFGE officials said the new Vets CARE plan would send billions in needed funds from VA accounts to private-sector physicians.
-
VA releases plans for sweeping health care overhaul
The plan would ease rules concerning veterans seeking medical appointments outside the VA system at government expense, potentially sending tens of thousands of them into the private sector for care.
-
VA officials promise they’re not looking at benefits cut this year
White House officials months ago dropped plans to trim VA Individual Unemployability benefits, but rumors about potential cuts have persisted.
-
VA abruptly drops plan to suspend ethics law
The Department of Veterans Affairs abruptly dropped plans Wednesday to suspend an ethics law barring employees from receiving benefits from for-profit colleges. The move comes after criticism from government watchdogs who warned of financial entanglements with private companies vying for millions in GI Bill tuition.
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Feds will have higher premiums, more health plans in 2018
In addition to premium changes, six providers will terminate their enrollment for 2018, affecting employees in six states.
-
New VA claims process promises decisions within 30 days
Veterans Affairs officials on Thursday unveiled a new disability claims process they promise will result in decisions within 30 days, potentially shaving months off some veterans’ current wait.
-
New DoD benefits ‘mascot’ Robyn explains new retirement offerings
The Department of Defense recently rolled out a promotional video featuring a bubbly benefits counselor who riffs on Disney tunes while serving up basic information on the Blended Retirement System.
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Trump sets 2.1 percent pay raise for troops, 1.9 percent for federal workers
White House officials have informed Congress of plans to cap the federal civilian pay raise.
