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New bill aims to cut prescription drug costs for feds
The new legislation would cap drug prices and require greater transparency among drug purchasers.
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House drops TSP tax penalty for retired federal officers
Federal law enforcement officers could withdraw funds from their TSP accounts after the age of 50 without penalty.
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Veterans groups sue VA over new benefits filing method
The VA is getting sued over a claim filing method that veteran organizations say will hurt ill and injured veterans.
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Union to budget negotiators: No cuts to federal benefits
NTEU President Colleen Kelley said federal employees have already sacrificed billions in lost pay and benefits.
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New OPM guide helps feds maximize vacation, sick leave
Many employees are unaware of all of the benefits available to them, OPM official says.
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TSP participation hits record high, $451 billion in funds
About 88.1 percent of federal employees in the FERS contributed to their TSP accounts in February.
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$88M sits abandoned in TSP accounts: Time to claim it
Abandoned accounts have balances ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars each.
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Fun Fact: Federal employees own $1 trillion of U.S. debt
If feds were a foreign country they would rank only behind China and Japan as holders of U.S. Treasury securities.
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Postal Service worker sentenced in workers comp scam
Colette Lee, from Baltimore, will also have to pay back $244,912 in workers compensation and other benefits.
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Bill slashes pay of top-earning federal employees
Federal employees making more than $100,000 a year would see their salaries slashed by thousands of dollars, under legislation introduced recently.
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New bill aims to cut prescription drug costs for feds
The new legislation would cap drug prices and require greater transparency among drug purchasers.
-
House drops TSP tax penalty for retired federal officers
Federal law enforcement officers could withdraw funds from their TSP accounts after the age of 50 without penalty.
-
Veterans groups sue VA over new benefits filing method
The VA is getting sued over a claim filing method that veteran organizations say will hurt ill and injured veterans.
-
Union to budget negotiators: No cuts to federal benefits
NTEU President Colleen Kelley said federal employees have already sacrificed billions in lost pay and benefits.
-
New OPM guide helps feds maximize vacation, sick leave
Many employees are unaware of all of the benefits available to them, OPM official says.
-
TSP participation hits record high, $451 billion in funds
About 88.1 percent of federal employees in the FERS contributed to their TSP accounts in February.
-
$88M sits abandoned in TSP accounts: Time to claim it
Abandoned accounts have balances ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars each.
-
Fun Fact: Federal employees own $1 trillion of U.S. debt
If feds were a foreign country they would rank only behind China and Japan as holders of U.S. Treasury securities.
-
Postal Service worker sentenced in workers comp scam
Colette Lee, from Baltimore, will also have to pay back $244,912 in workers compensation and other benefits.
-
Bill slashes pay of top-earning federal employees
Federal employees making more than $100,000 a year would see their salaries slashed by thousands of dollars, under legislation introduced recently.
-
New bill aims to cut prescription drug costs for feds
The new legislation would cap drug prices and require greater transparency among drug purchasers.
-
House drops TSP tax penalty for retired federal officers
Federal law enforcement officers could withdraw funds from their TSP accounts after the age of 50 without penalty.
-
Veterans groups sue VA over new benefits filing method
The VA is getting sued over a claim filing method that veteran organizations say will hurt ill and injured veterans.
-
Union to budget negotiators: No cuts to federal benefits
NTEU President Colleen Kelley said federal employees have already sacrificed billions in lost pay and benefits.
-
New OPM guide helps feds maximize vacation, sick leave
Many employees are unaware of all of the benefits available to them, OPM official says.
-
TSP participation hits record high, $451 billion in funds
About 88.1 percent of federal employees in the FERS contributed to their TSP accounts in February.
-
$88M sits abandoned in TSP accounts: Time to claim it
Abandoned accounts have balances ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars each.
-
Fun Fact: Federal employees own $1 trillion of U.S. debt
If feds were a foreign country they would rank only behind China and Japan as holders of U.S. Treasury securities.
-
Postal Service worker sentenced in workers comp scam
Colette Lee, from Baltimore, will also have to pay back $244,912 in workers compensation and other benefits.
-
Bill slashes pay of top-earning federal employees
Federal employees making more than $100,000 a year would see their salaries slashed by thousands of dollars, under legislation introduced recently.
