Social Security, Medicare Projected to Continue Gradual Financial Declines
The 2019 Trustees reports show that Medicare and Social Security are viable for now but remain on an unsustainable financial path.
Author: Ian Smith
Companion Bill Introduced to Provide Tax Break for Some Federal Employees
A second bill has been introduced to provide a tax break to some federal employees who are reimbursed by the government for their relocation costs.
Shutdown Causes Federal Employee’s Mortgage Application to Be Denied Which Leads to New Bill
Legislation has been introduced to encourage banks to work with federal employees impacted by government shutdowns.
Lawmakers Want to Know What the TSP is Doing to Address Climate Change
Should the TSP address climate change through its investment offerings? Two lawmakers are concerned about the issue and want GAO to conduct a study.
Many Federal Employees Should See Pay Raise in Upcoming Checks
A recent announcement says that many federal employees will see the retroactive pay raise in their next paychecks.
Dog Attacks on Postal Employees on the Decline
The number of dog attacks on Postal employees has declined over the last two years according to new data from the Postal Service.
Protecting Your Personal Info in Today’s Digital World
Our personal data is always at risk in today’s world. These are some tips that can help you stay protected.
Senate Bill Would Give Federal Employees 12 Weeks of Paid Family Leave
Legislation introduced in the Senate would give federal employees 12 weeks of paid family leave.
Bill Would Pool DoD Employees’ Unused Leave for Family and Medical Use
A new bill would pool unused leave among DoD employees to to go towards family and medical leave purposes.
WikiLeaks Founder Charged with Conspiracy to Hack DoD Computer
The Justice Department announced that WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has been arrested and charged with conspiracy to hack a government computer.
