Another Holiday Coming for Federal Employees?
Legislation moving forward in Congress would make Juneteenth a new federal holiday.
Bill Would Change Fiduciary Duty of FRTIB
New legislation would base some of the FRTIB’s fiduciary duties to TSP participants on national security concerns.
The Manager as the Predictor of the Future
Sometimes when selecting a candidate for a position, a manager must predict future behavior based on past behavior to determine suitability for the position.
Nearly 6k Postal Employees Attacked by Dogs Last Year
The Postal Service has released its annual list of cities in which mail carriers experienced the most dog attacks.
What if the Threat Comes From Within? Federal Agencies Must Address the Risk
The author says that the next security breach against the government could come from within, and federal agencies must be prepared to deal with such an event.
Are You Ready To Retire?
Retirement is a big time of transition for federal employees. These are some considerations in planning for this next chapter of your life.
COVID Vaccine? Some Federal Employees Can Apply Today for $50 Award
Do you qualify for a $50 award for having a COVID vaccination? Here is how to apply.
Federal Workers Sue Government For Failing to Pay Up to $10,000 in Overtime Per Person
Nearly 100 federal criminal investigators are suing the United States government for allegedly cheating each person out of between $5,000 to $10,000 in overtime pay for extra hours spent fulfilling training requirements, and the number of complainants is expected to grow exponentially.
How Much Does Dave Ramsey Say You Can Spend in Retirement?
How much can you withdraw from your nest egg in retirement? The author shares his analysis of some of Dave Ramsey’s advice.
White House Tells Agencies to Plan for Bringing Federal Employees Back to In-Office Work
A new memo instructs federal agencies to begin the process of returning many federal employees to work in offices as the pandemic winds down.