Flexible Spending Account Contribution Limits Will be Higher in 2019
The 2019 contribution limit for flexible spending accounts will see a slight increase over 2018.
The EEOC Continues to Expand Upon Protections to Disabled Government Workers
A recent court case illustrates how an obscure law can help protect federal employees from disability discrimination.
Can You Work Longer in a Position with Mandatory Retirement?
Some federal positions have mandatory retirement ages, but what if an individual wishes to work longer?
Supreme Court to Hear Dispute Over Citizenship Question
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear oral arguments involving the dispute over adding a citizenship status question to the upcoming 2020 census concerning a challenge brought by a group of states over the decision.
Trump to Nominate Acting EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler as Permanent Chief
Marshals Service Spending Millions for Unusual Security Arrangement
Unions Sue VA Over Official Time Restrictions
Federal employee unions have filed a lawsuit against the VA over restrictions the agency placed on the use of official time.
Some Young Veterans Need More From Government
The author says that taking steps to hire veterans is one that can produce quality new hires within the federal workforce.
VA Official Reassigned After House Hearing Over Delayed GI Bill Benefits
Will The Cavalry Save Social Security?
The author says the typical worker faces the prospect of losing money on Social Security. Will higher taxes solve this problem?
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