Legislation Would Require Naming All ‘Nonessential’ Federal Employees in a Shutdown
New legislation would require all federal employees deemed “nonessential” to be named in the event of a government shutdown.
New legislation would require all federal employees deemed “nonessential” to be named in the event of a government shutdown.
Two Congressmen want to see some of the lifetime benefits given to lawmakers taken away and have introduced a bill to do just that.
With the possibility of yet another partial government shutdown looming, legislation has again been introduced to ensure federal employees would be paid for any lost time.
Legislation has been introduced in an effort to curtail the billions in improper payments that federal agencies send to dead people.
Legislation has been introduced in Congress to revive a national council on labor-management relations. Given the history, it is unlikely to go anywhere.
Recently introduced legislation would set up a process to begin moving federal agencies’ headquarters out of Washington, DC.
More lawmakers want to see pay withheld from Members of Congress for shutdowns. One has even pledged to have her salary withheld until the shutdown is resolved.
Legislation has been introduced in Senate to withhold pay for lawmakers in the event of a government shutdown.
Legislation has been introduced to guarantee back pay to federal employees who get furloughed during a partial government shutdown.
Legislation has been introduced that would give federal employees the option of buying short-term disability insurance.