Senate Passes Bill to Pay Federal Employees After Shutdown
Legislation to guarantee back pay to federal employees has passed the Senate.
Legislation to guarantee back pay to federal employees has passed the Senate.
NTEU has filed a second lawsuit over the shutdown which alleges that it is unconstitutional to require some federal employees to work without pay.
Recently introduced legislation would shield federal employees from creditors in the event they are unable to pay their bills during the shutdown.
The White House said it would likely veto four individual funding bills introduced in the House without broader agreement on border security.
The TSP made an announcement regarding suspension of loan payments and the ongoing shutdown.
Although December saw fewer incoming retirement applications, 2018 ended with a much higher backlog than the year before.
NTEU has filed a lawsuit over the shutdown alleging an FLSA violation for requiring some federal employees to work without pay.
Members of Congress currently continue to get paid during government shutdowns, but a new bill would change that if it were to become law.
The White House announced that the IRS will now issue refunds to taxpayers during the shutdown.
The IRS contingency plan says the agency will continue to collect taxes in a shutdown but does not pay refunds.