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5 takeaways from the AFGE’s legislative conference
The union’s annual conference included the push for a bigger pay raise and other goals.
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New OPM guidance lifts 2010 incentive caps on 3Rs
The new guidance would allow agencies to award higher cash incentives for hard-to-fill positions.
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FEHBP sees 600K in transactions during 2015 open season
OPM officials offer another enrollment period for the Self Plus One plan.
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Obama lifts SES performance caps to 2010 levels
The White House tries to fix executive service with a cocktail of incentives and accountability to entice new talent.
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Feds get half day on Christmas Eve
President Obama said agencies can close up early for the Christmas holiday, with some exceptions.
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Report: Feds could save $6B with more DoD civilians
A Congressional Budget Office report predicts big savings if some troops’ jobs are converted to civilian posts.
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Self plus one adds up to zero for many
A newly available alternative to family coverage could cost some federal employees more, not less.
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Senate committee weighs pay flexibility to entice new hires
It’s no secret that the federal government has a hiring problem, but North Dakota’s oil boom puts it in the spotlight.
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No COLA means ‘financial gut punch’ for some retirees
Health care premiums are about to skyrocket 50 percent for some federal retirees.
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FEHBP premium rates jump 6.4 percent for 2016
The expected rate increase, far more than recent pay increases, is the largest since 2011.
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5 takeaways from the AFGE’s legislative conference
The union’s annual conference included the push for a bigger pay raise and other goals.
-
New OPM guidance lifts 2010 incentive caps on 3Rs
The new guidance would allow agencies to award higher cash incentives for hard-to-fill positions.
-
FEHBP sees 600K in transactions during 2015 open season
OPM officials offer another enrollment period for the Self Plus One plan.
-
Obama lifts SES performance caps to 2010 levels
The White House tries to fix executive service with a cocktail of incentives and accountability to entice new talent.
-
Feds get half day on Christmas Eve
President Obama said agencies can close up early for the Christmas holiday, with some exceptions.
-
Report: Feds could save $6B with more DoD civilians
A Congressional Budget Office report predicts big savings if some troops’ jobs are converted to civilian posts.
-
Self plus one adds up to zero for many
A newly available alternative to family coverage could cost some federal employees more, not less.
-
Senate committee weighs pay flexibility to entice new hires
It’s no secret that the federal government has a hiring problem, but North Dakota’s oil boom puts it in the spotlight.
-
No COLA means ‘financial gut punch’ for some retirees
Health care premiums are about to skyrocket 50 percent for some federal retirees.
-
FEHBP premium rates jump 6.4 percent for 2016
The expected rate increase, far more than recent pay increases, is the largest since 2011.
-
5 takeaways from the AFGE’s legislative conference
The union’s annual conference included the push for a bigger pay raise and other goals.
-
New OPM guidance lifts 2010 incentive caps on 3Rs
The new guidance would allow agencies to award higher cash incentives for hard-to-fill positions.
-
FEHBP sees 600K in transactions during 2015 open season
OPM officials offer another enrollment period for the Self Plus One plan.
-
Obama lifts SES performance caps to 2010 levels
The White House tries to fix executive service with a cocktail of incentives and accountability to entice new talent.
-
Feds get half day on Christmas Eve
President Obama said agencies can close up early for the Christmas holiday, with some exceptions.
-
Report: Feds could save $6B with more DoD civilians
A Congressional Budget Office report predicts big savings if some troops’ jobs are converted to civilian posts.
-
Self plus one adds up to zero for many
A newly available alternative to family coverage could cost some federal employees more, not less.
-
Senate committee weighs pay flexibility to entice new hires
It’s no secret that the federal government has a hiring problem, but North Dakota’s oil boom puts it in the spotlight.
-
No COLA means ‘financial gut punch’ for some retirees
Health care premiums are about to skyrocket 50 percent for some federal retirees.
-
FEHBP premium rates jump 6.4 percent for 2016
The expected rate increase, far more than recent pay increases, is the largest since 2011.



