How a Postage Stamp Saved My Life
The author tells the story of how a postage stamp caused her to see her life in a more positive way.
Month: July 2017
Federal Employee Antidiscrimination Act of 2017 Passes House Unanimously
The House recently passed legislation that would provide greater protection to victims of discrimination and accountability within the federal government.
What Impact Will the Proposed Cuts to Our Benefits Have on Me?
I am concerned about proposed cuts to my benefits. What will this mean for my salary and what can I do in the meantime?
TSP Modernization Act Reported Out of House Committee
A bill that would allow federal employees to make multiple withdrawals from their TSP accounts has taken another step forward in the House.
Federal Employees Saving History in Skagway
The National Park facility in Skagway, AK is a busy location in summer. This is a look at the town’s history and why the NPS has a facility there.
The Hatch Act, Unions and Postal Service
According to the OSC, the Postal Service took action to assist a union’s political activity in violation of the Hatch Act.
House Budget Committee Targets Federal Employee Pensions
The House Budget Committee’s 2018 budget proposal suggests reforming civil service pensions to “put them on a better fiscal path.”
Legislation Would Expand Salaries for Newer Federal Employees
Legislation has been introduced to cut the mandatory amount some federal employees contribute to their retirement programs by 3.6%.
What Happens to Your Benefits If You Leave Before You Are Eligible for Retirement?
What happens to your federal benefits if you leave before you are eligible to retire? Here is a summary.
Foreign Workers: More, Fewer, or No Change?
Proposed legislation would allow states to tailor foreign worker visa programs to suit their needs rather than the federal government.
