Trump Says Many Federal Employees Want Border Security
President Trump said that many federal employees support his effort to build a border wall, but some unions disagree. Where do you stand?
Month: December 2018
OPM Reassures Federal Employees About FEHB Benefits Amidst Shutdown
OPM is assuring federal employees who made changes to their FEHB benefits that they will not be impacted by the partial government shutdown.
10 Ways to Save on Taxes And Expenses in 2019
The start of a new year is a good time to review your finances. These are some simple things you can do to help save on taxes and boost your long-term savings.
Merry Christmas from FedSmith!
As we celebrate the Christmas season, we wanted to take a moment to give thanks to all of you who make FedSmith possible.
Bill Would Close Congressional Gym, Dining Room During Shutdown
A new bill would close the Congressional gym and dining room during the shutdown but guarantee pay for the employees working there.
Some Federal Employees Could Get Double Pay for the Shutdown
Some federal employees could potentially get double pay out of the partial government shutdown, but there are some catches.
Mulvaney: Shutdown Could Last Into New Year
OMB director Mick Mulvaney said this morning that the shutdown may extend into the new year and discussed some of the pay implications for federal employees.
OPM General Counsel Will Continue as MSPB Chairman
The new OPM General Counsel will work concurrently at OPM and MSPB.
‘Twas the Shutdown Before Christmas
A partial government shutdown is now officially underway. Here are some important things to know regarding pay and agency closures.
Shutdowns Are Part of What Federal Employees ‘Sign Up For’
Are furloughs from shutdowns an expected job hazard of being a federal employee? One Congressman recently said it’s what federal workers “sign up for.”
