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Will spousal social security be impacted by Government Pension Offset?
The GPO reduces the amount of spousal and survivors benefits paid to someone who’s eligible for a pension from work not covered by Social Security.
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Virginia to end degree requirement for state jobs. Can feds follow?
“Skills-based hiring” is gaining popularity as a way to reduce barriers to employment and evaluate candidates based on their competencies.
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Q&A: Ex-Army CIO Iyer says digital ‘democratization’ aids recruitment
The government needs to meet candidates where they are, build their skills, and rebrand what it means to be a public servant, he said in interview.
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Do service buybacks count toward a FERS retirement?
The program allows veterans with active duty military service time to receive credit that can be added to their years of civil service for retirement.
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Tell us: Will your federal career end if telework does?
We want to know how telework decisions affect you and the relationship you have with your public service career.
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How would you advise mom on Tricare for life?
TRICARE is the government health care program for uniformed service members, retirees, and their families around the world.
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Government dress codes? They’re old hat, federal workers say in survey
The consensus was that workplace dress has relaxed, if it even changed at all since 2020.
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2023 or bust: Now’s the time to revise your Survivor Benefit Plan
Military retirees have a once-in-a-generation chance to revise their Survivor Benefit Plan during the congressionally-authorized 2023 “SBP Open Season.”
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Federal retirement processing speeds quicken, backlog being addressed
It’s the third straight month of record-fast processing times, a pace that had not been achieved in more than two years. OPM said.
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When can I enroll in Medicare Part B without penalty?
Part B helps cover services from doctors and other health care providers, outpatient care, home health care and durable medical equipment.
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Will spousal social security be impacted by Government Pension Offset?
The GPO reduces the amount of spousal and survivors benefits paid to someone who’s eligible for a pension from work not covered by Social Security.
-
Virginia to end degree requirement for state jobs. Can feds follow?
“Skills-based hiring” is gaining popularity as a way to reduce barriers to employment and evaluate candidates based on their competencies.
-
Q&A: Ex-Army CIO Iyer says digital ‘democratization’ aids recruitment
The government needs to meet candidates where they are, build their skills, and rebrand what it means to be a public servant, he said in interview.
-
Do service buybacks count toward a FERS retirement?
The program allows veterans with active duty military service time to receive credit that can be added to their years of civil service for retirement.
-
Tell us: Will your federal career end if telework does?
We want to know how telework decisions affect you and the relationship you have with your public service career.
-
How would you advise mom on Tricare for life?
TRICARE is the government health care program for uniformed service members, retirees, and their families around the world.
-
Government dress codes? They’re old hat, federal workers say in survey
The consensus was that workplace dress has relaxed, if it even changed at all since 2020.
-
2023 or bust: Now’s the time to revise your Survivor Benefit Plan
Military retirees have a once-in-a-generation chance to revise their Survivor Benefit Plan during the congressionally-authorized 2023 “SBP Open Season.”
-
Federal retirement processing speeds quicken, backlog being addressed
It’s the third straight month of record-fast processing times, a pace that had not been achieved in more than two years. OPM said.
-
When can I enroll in Medicare Part B without penalty?
Part B helps cover services from doctors and other health care providers, outpatient care, home health care and durable medical equipment.
-
Will spousal social security be impacted by Government Pension Offset?
The GPO reduces the amount of spousal and survivors benefits paid to someone who’s eligible for a pension from work not covered by Social Security.
-
Virginia to end degree requirement for state jobs. Can feds follow?
“Skills-based hiring” is gaining popularity as a way to reduce barriers to employment and evaluate candidates based on their competencies.
-
Q&A: Ex-Army CIO Iyer says digital ‘democratization’ aids recruitment
The government needs to meet candidates where they are, build their skills, and rebrand what it means to be a public servant, he said in interview.
-
Do service buybacks count toward a FERS retirement?
The program allows veterans with active duty military service time to receive credit that can be added to their years of civil service for retirement.
-
Tell us: Will your federal career end if telework does?
We want to know how telework decisions affect you and the relationship you have with your public service career.
-
How would you advise mom on Tricare for life?
TRICARE is the government health care program for uniformed service members, retirees, and their families around the world.
-
Government dress codes? They’re old hat, federal workers say in survey
The consensus was that workplace dress has relaxed, if it even changed at all since 2020.
-
2023 or bust: Now’s the time to revise your Survivor Benefit Plan
Military retirees have a once-in-a-generation chance to revise their Survivor Benefit Plan during the congressionally-authorized 2023 “SBP Open Season.”
-
Federal retirement processing speeds quicken, backlog being addressed
It’s the third straight month of record-fast processing times, a pace that had not been achieved in more than two years. OPM said.
-
When can I enroll in Medicare Part B without penalty?
Part B helps cover services from doctors and other health care providers, outpatient care, home health care and durable medical equipment.
