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Congress finalizes VA appeals reform overhaul
House lawmakers have finalized sweeping reforms to how veterans disability appeals claims are handled, potentially trimming years off the process once the changes are put in place.
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Here’s what feds can recoup in travel expenses in 2018
The General Services Administration has released fiscal year 2018 per diem rates for federal employees traveling on official business.
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OPM explains options for hiring, retaining top talent
OPM released a new, free course to help bring universal understanding of recruitment and retention needs and the flexibilities for pay and leave that can be utilized.
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4 brokers net $1.7M cheating federal employees
The four Atlanta-based former brokers who influenced federal employees to roll over their holdings from their TSP accounts have been charged with fraud.
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Lawmaker wants ban on feds staying at Trump hotels
An amendment by Rep. Don Beyer, D-Va., to block the use of federal funds for lodging at Trump-branded properties is boarding the current House ”minibus” spending package.
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Federal employees’ earnings under threat from the government they serve
The biggest threats to federal employees originate from the government itself. In a webinar on Thursday, the National Active and Retired Federal Employee Association cited several proposals that are currently in play with the potential to threaten the hard-earned funding and benefits federal employees rely on.
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Unions: New legislation ensures a fair deal for federal employees
A new piece of legislation entitled the Federal Employee Pension Fairness Act of 2017 has been proposed. The act would repeal increases recently enforced on federal employees’ retirement contributions.
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Top House Republican says budget plan to move ahead
Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy said Friday that the Budget Committee will vote next week on the plan, which would spend far more money next year than President Donald Trump’s proposal.
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OPM offers new rules on paid leave
The Administrative Leave Act of 2016 addresses the excessive pay towards the administrative paid leave of federal government employees.
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CBO: Trump’s budget doesn’t balance federal ledger
A new government analysis of President Donald Trump’s budget plan says it wouldn’t come close to balancing the federal ledger like the White House has promised.
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Congress finalizes VA appeals reform overhaul
House lawmakers have finalized sweeping reforms to how veterans disability appeals claims are handled, potentially trimming years off the process once the changes are put in place.
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Here’s what feds can recoup in travel expenses in 2018
The General Services Administration has released fiscal year 2018 per diem rates for federal employees traveling on official business.
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OPM explains options for hiring, retaining top talent
OPM released a new, free course to help bring universal understanding of recruitment and retention needs and the flexibilities for pay and leave that can be utilized.
-
4 brokers net $1.7M cheating federal employees
The four Atlanta-based former brokers who influenced federal employees to roll over their holdings from their TSP accounts have been charged with fraud.
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Lawmaker wants ban on feds staying at Trump hotels
An amendment by Rep. Don Beyer, D-Va., to block the use of federal funds for lodging at Trump-branded properties is boarding the current House ”minibus” spending package.
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Federal employees’ earnings under threat from the government they serve
The biggest threats to federal employees originate from the government itself. In a webinar on Thursday, the National Active and Retired Federal Employee Association cited several proposals that are currently in play with the potential to threaten the hard-earned funding and benefits federal employees rely on.
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Unions: New legislation ensures a fair deal for federal employees
A new piece of legislation entitled the Federal Employee Pension Fairness Act of 2017 has been proposed. The act would repeal increases recently enforced on federal employees’ retirement contributions.
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Top House Republican says budget plan to move ahead
Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy said Friday that the Budget Committee will vote next week on the plan, which would spend far more money next year than President Donald Trump’s proposal.
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OPM offers new rules on paid leave
The Administrative Leave Act of 2016 addresses the excessive pay towards the administrative paid leave of federal government employees.
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CBO: Trump’s budget doesn’t balance federal ledger
A new government analysis of President Donald Trump’s budget plan says it wouldn’t come close to balancing the federal ledger like the White House has promised.
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Congress finalizes VA appeals reform overhaul
House lawmakers have finalized sweeping reforms to how veterans disability appeals claims are handled, potentially trimming years off the process once the changes are put in place.
-
Here’s what feds can recoup in travel expenses in 2018
The General Services Administration has released fiscal year 2018 per diem rates for federal employees traveling on official business.
-
OPM explains options for hiring, retaining top talent
OPM released a new, free course to help bring universal understanding of recruitment and retention needs and the flexibilities for pay and leave that can be utilized.
-
4 brokers net $1.7M cheating federal employees
The four Atlanta-based former brokers who influenced federal employees to roll over their holdings from their TSP accounts have been charged with fraud.
-
Lawmaker wants ban on feds staying at Trump hotels
An amendment by Rep. Don Beyer, D-Va., to block the use of federal funds for lodging at Trump-branded properties is boarding the current House ”minibus” spending package.
-
Federal employees’ earnings under threat from the government they serve
The biggest threats to federal employees originate from the government itself. In a webinar on Thursday, the National Active and Retired Federal Employee Association cited several proposals that are currently in play with the potential to threaten the hard-earned funding and benefits federal employees rely on.
-
Unions: New legislation ensures a fair deal for federal employees
A new piece of legislation entitled the Federal Employee Pension Fairness Act of 2017 has been proposed. The act would repeal increases recently enforced on federal employees’ retirement contributions.
-
Top House Republican says budget plan to move ahead
Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy said Friday that the Budget Committee will vote next week on the plan, which would spend far more money next year than President Donald Trump’s proposal.
-
OPM offers new rules on paid leave
The Administrative Leave Act of 2016 addresses the excessive pay towards the administrative paid leave of federal government employees.
-
CBO: Trump’s budget doesn’t balance federal ledger
A new government analysis of President Donald Trump’s budget plan says it wouldn’t come close to balancing the federal ledger like the White House has promised.
