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Shutdown lawsuit grows, feds to be told of eligibility
Hundreds of thousands of federal employees will soon be notified of their eligibility to participate in a multimillion dollar shutdown lawsuit.
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Bill boosting federal sick leave for disabled vets advances
Service-disabled veterans who become federal employees would start their careers with paid sick leave available.
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Where is phased retirement? Agencies keep feds waiting
OPM has not received a single application for phased retirement from anywhere across government, according to the agency.
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White House, lawmakers at odds over pay raise
While the president proposes 1.3 percent, Congressional Democrats want it to be higher and Republicans are non-committal.
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New bill would roll back pension contribution hikes
New federal employees would see their contribution to retirement funds drop by hundreds of dollars under legislation introduced Feb. 5.
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Chaffetz: Feds deserve pay raise
The chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee thinks feds are good workers – and deserve a pay raise.
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Panel would reshape military benefits, add civilian programs
The military should transfer future military members and retirees to federal civilian programs like the TSP and the FEHBP to cut costs and modernize its benefit systems.
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Commission wants to shift military to TSP, FEHBP
Military members could be moved to the Thrift Savings Plan and the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program, according to a new proposal.
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Lawmakers want paid family leave for feds
Federal employees would get six weeks of paid family leave through a new bill.
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Bill would boost federal sick leave for disabled vets
Service-disabled veterans who become federal employees would start their careers with paid sick leave available, under a new bill.
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Shutdown lawsuit grows, feds to be told of eligibility
Hundreds of thousands of federal employees will soon be notified of their eligibility to participate in a multimillion dollar shutdown lawsuit.
-
Bill boosting federal sick leave for disabled vets advances
Service-disabled veterans who become federal employees would start their careers with paid sick leave available.
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Where is phased retirement? Agencies keep feds waiting
OPM has not received a single application for phased retirement from anywhere across government, according to the agency.
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White House, lawmakers at odds over pay raise
While the president proposes 1.3 percent, Congressional Democrats want it to be higher and Republicans are non-committal.
-
New bill would roll back pension contribution hikes
New federal employees would see their contribution to retirement funds drop by hundreds of dollars under legislation introduced Feb. 5.
-
Chaffetz: Feds deserve pay raise
The chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee thinks feds are good workers – and deserve a pay raise.
-
Panel would reshape military benefits, add civilian programs
The military should transfer future military members and retirees to federal civilian programs like the TSP and the FEHBP to cut costs and modernize its benefit systems.
-
Commission wants to shift military to TSP, FEHBP
Military members could be moved to the Thrift Savings Plan and the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program, according to a new proposal.
-
Lawmakers want paid family leave for feds
Federal employees would get six weeks of paid family leave through a new bill.
-
Bill would boost federal sick leave for disabled vets
Service-disabled veterans who become federal employees would start their careers with paid sick leave available, under a new bill.
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Shutdown lawsuit grows, feds to be told of eligibility
Hundreds of thousands of federal employees will soon be notified of their eligibility to participate in a multimillion dollar shutdown lawsuit.
-
Bill boosting federal sick leave for disabled vets advances
Service-disabled veterans who become federal employees would start their careers with paid sick leave available.
-
Where is phased retirement? Agencies keep feds waiting
OPM has not received a single application for phased retirement from anywhere across government, according to the agency.
-
White House, lawmakers at odds over pay raise
While the president proposes 1.3 percent, Congressional Democrats want it to be higher and Republicans are non-committal.
-
New bill would roll back pension contribution hikes
New federal employees would see their contribution to retirement funds drop by hundreds of dollars under legislation introduced Feb. 5.
-
Chaffetz: Feds deserve pay raise
The chairman of the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee thinks feds are good workers – and deserve a pay raise.
-
Panel would reshape military benefits, add civilian programs
The military should transfer future military members and retirees to federal civilian programs like the TSP and the FEHBP to cut costs and modernize its benefit systems.
-
Commission wants to shift military to TSP, FEHBP
Military members could be moved to the Thrift Savings Plan and the Federal Employee Health Benefits Program, according to a new proposal.
-
Lawmakers want paid family leave for feds
Federal employees would get six weeks of paid family leave through a new bill.
-
Bill would boost federal sick leave for disabled vets
Service-disabled veterans who become federal employees would start their careers with paid sick leave available, under a new bill.
