AFGE Sues Government Over the Shutdown
AFGE has sued the federal government over the partial shutdown for requiring some federal employees to work without pay.
Month: December 2018
Biggest Events for Feds in 2018
What were the most significant events for federal employees in 2018? Here is a summary.
Can a 2019 Pay Raise Be Applied Retroactively?
Could Congress authorize a 2019 pay raise that would be applied retroactively?
OPM Says It ‘Inadvertently’ Posted Sample Letters Suggesting Feds Barter with Landlords
OPM is walking back portions of sample letters it posted last week with tips for federal employees on dealing with creditors after a public outcry.
Pay Freeze Stands for 2019
Because Congress has not overridden the president’s proposed pay freeze, and an Executive Order has been issued freezing pay, no raise is expected in 2019.
Bill Would Abolish Numerous Federal Agencies
A bill recently introduced in the House would eliminate multiple federal agencies if it were to become law.
NTEU Asks for Support for Federal Workforce in Shutdown
NTEU sent a letter to government leaders asking for financial support for federal employees amidst the partial government shutdown.
OPM Provides Sample Letters Federal Employees Can Send to Creditors During Shutdown
OPM has provided federal employees sample letters they can send to creditors if they are struggling with debt payments during the shutdown.
Shutdown Winners and Losers
The author analyzes who wins and who loses during the ongoing partial government shutdown.
Shutdown Will Cancel Some Federal Employees’ Planned Vacations
A regulation on leave says that some federal employees will have their vacations cancelled because of the partial shutdown.
