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New bill would give feds paid parental leave
Sen. Brian Schatz and Sen. Barbara Mikulski introduced the Federal Employees Paid Parental Leave Act on Sept. 15.
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Feds can ditch the drive-thru with new per diem rates
Lodging rates go up after being flat for 2015; meal rates get first review since 1980s.
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How big of a pay raise should feds expect in 2016?
The last time federal employees received a pay raise above 3 percent was in 2009, when feds got a 3.9 percent pay raise.
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Feds should watch out for pension contribution hikes
Changes to pension contribution rates could cost federal employees thousands of dollars a year.
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More feds could get overtime pay with new rule
The administration said it would extend the threshold for overtime pay to federal employees if new rule is finalized.
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Where federal health insurance fails autistic children
For federal employees in many states, ABA therapy is not covered, costing them tens of thousands of dollars a year.
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New bill aims to deter stealing from federal retirees
Senators say new legislation the result of an increase in retiree theft and fraud by representatives.
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Federal group asks OPM to promote phased retirement
NARFE wants OPM Director Katherine Archuleta to encourage agencies to use the program.
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OPM proposes expanding locality pay to 13 new areas
An additional 21 locality areas would be expanded to included new counties.
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AFGE: Feds in 13 cities could see bigger paychecks
The expansion of the new locality areas will help feds in those cities reach parity with the private sector.
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New bill would give feds paid parental leave
Sen. Brian Schatz and Sen. Barbara Mikulski introduced the Federal Employees Paid Parental Leave Act on Sept. 15.
-
Feds can ditch the drive-thru with new per diem rates
Lodging rates go up after being flat for 2015; meal rates get first review since 1980s.
-
How big of a pay raise should feds expect in 2016?
The last time federal employees received a pay raise above 3 percent was in 2009, when feds got a 3.9 percent pay raise.
-
Feds should watch out for pension contribution hikes
Changes to pension contribution rates could cost federal employees thousands of dollars a year.
-
More feds could get overtime pay with new rule
The administration said it would extend the threshold for overtime pay to federal employees if new rule is finalized.
-
Where federal health insurance fails autistic children
For federal employees in many states, ABA therapy is not covered, costing them tens of thousands of dollars a year.
-
New bill aims to deter stealing from federal retirees
Senators say new legislation the result of an increase in retiree theft and fraud by representatives.
-
Federal group asks OPM to promote phased retirement
NARFE wants OPM Director Katherine Archuleta to encourage agencies to use the program.
-
OPM proposes expanding locality pay to 13 new areas
An additional 21 locality areas would be expanded to included new counties.
-
AFGE: Feds in 13 cities could see bigger paychecks
The expansion of the new locality areas will help feds in those cities reach parity with the private sector.
-
New bill would give feds paid parental leave
Sen. Brian Schatz and Sen. Barbara Mikulski introduced the Federal Employees Paid Parental Leave Act on Sept. 15.
-
Feds can ditch the drive-thru with new per diem rates
Lodging rates go up after being flat for 2015; meal rates get first review since 1980s.
-
How big of a pay raise should feds expect in 2016?
The last time federal employees received a pay raise above 3 percent was in 2009, when feds got a 3.9 percent pay raise.
-
Feds should watch out for pension contribution hikes
Changes to pension contribution rates could cost federal employees thousands of dollars a year.
-
More feds could get overtime pay with new rule
The administration said it would extend the threshold for overtime pay to federal employees if new rule is finalized.
-
Where federal health insurance fails autistic children
For federal employees in many states, ABA therapy is not covered, costing them tens of thousands of dollars a year.
-
New bill aims to deter stealing from federal retirees
Senators say new legislation the result of an increase in retiree theft and fraud by representatives.
-
Federal group asks OPM to promote phased retirement
NARFE wants OPM Director Katherine Archuleta to encourage agencies to use the program.
-
OPM proposes expanding locality pay to 13 new areas
An additional 21 locality areas would be expanded to included new counties.
-
AFGE: Feds in 13 cities could see bigger paychecks
The expansion of the new locality areas will help feds in those cities reach parity with the private sector.



