2023 Federal Employee Benefits Survey Coming Soon
The 2023 Federal Employee Benefits Survey is coming this fall, and it includes some changes.
Author: Ian Smith
Charleston Postal Museum Showcases Post Office History
History aficionados will enjoy visiting the Postal Museum in Charleston, SC.
Do Retired Federal Employees Get Annuity Payments During a Government Shutdown?
Will a government shutdown interrupt annuity payments for retired federal employees?
GAO Employees Strike Deal to Keep Higher Pay Despite Living in Cheaper Localities
Federal employees working for the Government Accountability Office (GAO) have struck a deal with the agency to keep their high salaries even as they remote work and move to cheaper locality pay areas.
Your Pay and Benefits During a Government Shutdown
How are federal employees’ pay and benefits handled in the event of a government shutdown?
Bill Proposed to End Government Shutdowns
Legislation has been introduced to eliminate government shutdowns.
Ernst Wants Thorough Investigation of Telework
Senator Joni Ernst wants to know how many federal employees are using telework to get paid at a higher locality rate even though they work in a cheaper area.
OPM Retirement Backlog Grows by 5% in August
The OPM retirement backlog has increased for two months in a row.
House Republicans Question Timing of Biden Administration’s Push to Slash Telework
A House Committee is skeptical about the timing of the White House’s announcement to reduce telework for federal employees.
DHS Secretary Has Been Generous in Granting Extra Leave to Agency Employees
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas has granted his employees 115 hours of additional vacation time so far during his tenure according to department staffers.
