The Federal Employee “Hot Topics” of 2005
Here is a list of the most popular articles among our readers in 2005.
Month: December 2005
Sweet Tea and Southern Bar-B-Que or California Wine and Sushi?
Who changed the pay tables and how will the changes affect our readers?
“Merry Christmas” is a “Content Violation”
Our readers have differing views about the celebration of Christmas and the role of religion in American life. But one agency says “Merry Christmas” is a “content violation.”
Show Me the Money!
The percentages for the 2006 pay increases in the federal government are out now. But what are the actual dollar amounts of the salaries of some of the higher ranking government officials?
Merry Christmas! President Signs Pay Raise EO
President Bush signed an Executive Order late yesterday approving the 2006 pay raise for federal employees.
Power, Money, National Security, and Federal Employees
How can we make government more effective and efficient? Probably not through continuous litigation of the same issue. Congress and the administration need to rethink the labor relations structure in agencies responsible for national security.
Sometimes Nice “Guys” Finish First
Colleen Duffy Kiko has been appointed as the new General Counsel for the FLRA.
A Merit Makeover Shakes Up The Feds
Commentary on reforming the civil service system.
Christmas v. Department of Education
Can a federal employee avoid time limits by dodging receipt of a final agency decision or other significant documents?
Is There Room for the I Fund In Your TSP?
American jobs are often going where labor is cheaper and the investment climate provides a better chance for profitability. Is your TSP fund investment missing a good opportunity?
