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Feds will have higher premiums, more health plans in 2018
In addition to premium changes, six providers will terminate their enrollment for 2018, affecting employees in six states.
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Supreme Court to hear new challenge to feds’ labor unions
The court could decide to overturn a 40-year-old Supreme Court ruling that allows public sector unions to collect fees from non-members to cover the costs of negotiating contracts for all employees.
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Meet the winners of the 2017 SAMMIES awards
Meet the winners of the annual Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medals, the Oscars of federal service.
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How salaries for federal software engineers stack up against the private sector
New research from CyberCoders highlights the top-paying jobs in the IT sector, revealing an uphill battle for federal managers looking to hire top talent on tight budgets.
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Federal employees ordered to attend anti-leaking classes
President Donald Trump has expressed anger over repeated leaks of potentially embarrassing information to media organizations in recent months.
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What feds need to know about government reorganization
Four experts from think tanks and executive agencies testified on the potential effects of federal reorganization, as well as give their own recommendations on the issue.
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Tillerson: We need more diversity in diplomacy
State reports just 5 percent of foreign service generalists and 25 percent of the civil service corps are African American. Hispanics make up 5 percent of foreign service generalists and 6 percent of the civil service.
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SEC warns of ‘investment scam artists’ targeting feds
The Securities and Exchange Commission has alerted government employees of a scam involving the Thrift Savings Plan and other government employee retirement plans.
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New DoD benefits ‘mascot’ Robyn explains new retirement offerings
The Department of Defense recently rolled out a promotional video featuring a bubbly benefits counselor who riffs on Disney tunes while serving up basic information on the Blended Retirement System.
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Here’s what feds can recoup in travel expenses in 2018
The General Services Administration has released fiscal year 2018 per diem rates for federal employees traveling on official business.
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Feds will have higher premiums, more health plans in 2018
In addition to premium changes, six providers will terminate their enrollment for 2018, affecting employees in six states.
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Supreme Court to hear new challenge to feds’ labor unions
The court could decide to overturn a 40-year-old Supreme Court ruling that allows public sector unions to collect fees from non-members to cover the costs of negotiating contracts for all employees.
-
Meet the winners of the 2017 SAMMIES awards
Meet the winners of the annual Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medals, the Oscars of federal service.
-
How salaries for federal software engineers stack up against the private sector
New research from CyberCoders highlights the top-paying jobs in the IT sector, revealing an uphill battle for federal managers looking to hire top talent on tight budgets.
-
Federal employees ordered to attend anti-leaking classes
President Donald Trump has expressed anger over repeated leaks of potentially embarrassing information to media organizations in recent months.
-
What feds need to know about government reorganization
Four experts from think tanks and executive agencies testified on the potential effects of federal reorganization, as well as give their own recommendations on the issue.
-
Tillerson: We need more diversity in diplomacy
State reports just 5 percent of foreign service generalists and 25 percent of the civil service corps are African American. Hispanics make up 5 percent of foreign service generalists and 6 percent of the civil service.
-
SEC warns of ‘investment scam artists’ targeting feds
The Securities and Exchange Commission has alerted government employees of a scam involving the Thrift Savings Plan and other government employee retirement plans.
-
New DoD benefits ‘mascot’ Robyn explains new retirement offerings
The Department of Defense recently rolled out a promotional video featuring a bubbly benefits counselor who riffs on Disney tunes while serving up basic information on the Blended Retirement System.
-
Here’s what feds can recoup in travel expenses in 2018
The General Services Administration has released fiscal year 2018 per diem rates for federal employees traveling on official business.
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Feds will have higher premiums, more health plans in 2018
In addition to premium changes, six providers will terminate their enrollment for 2018, affecting employees in six states.
-
Supreme Court to hear new challenge to feds’ labor unions
The court could decide to overturn a 40-year-old Supreme Court ruling that allows public sector unions to collect fees from non-members to cover the costs of negotiating contracts for all employees.
-
Meet the winners of the 2017 SAMMIES awards
Meet the winners of the annual Samuel J. Heyman Service to America Medals, the Oscars of federal service.
-
How salaries for federal software engineers stack up against the private sector
New research from CyberCoders highlights the top-paying jobs in the IT sector, revealing an uphill battle for federal managers looking to hire top talent on tight budgets.
-
Federal employees ordered to attend anti-leaking classes
President Donald Trump has expressed anger over repeated leaks of potentially embarrassing information to media organizations in recent months.
-
What feds need to know about government reorganization
Four experts from think tanks and executive agencies testified on the potential effects of federal reorganization, as well as give their own recommendations on the issue.
-
Tillerson: We need more diversity in diplomacy
State reports just 5 percent of foreign service generalists and 25 percent of the civil service corps are African American. Hispanics make up 5 percent of foreign service generalists and 6 percent of the civil service.
-
SEC warns of ‘investment scam artists’ targeting feds
The Securities and Exchange Commission has alerted government employees of a scam involving the Thrift Savings Plan and other government employee retirement plans.
-
New DoD benefits ‘mascot’ Robyn explains new retirement offerings
The Department of Defense recently rolled out a promotional video featuring a bubbly benefits counselor who riffs on Disney tunes while serving up basic information on the Blended Retirement System.
-
Here’s what feds can recoup in travel expenses in 2018
The General Services Administration has released fiscal year 2018 per diem rates for federal employees traveling on official business.
