The Treasury Department has announced it will no longer be able to fully invest in two federal employee retirement funds to avoid hitting the debt ceiling.
With passage of a temporary spending bill, Congress has averted a shutdown, at least for another couple of weeks.
The Democratic members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee have called for an immediate end to the hiring freeze at the State Department.
Is your agency one of the “best places to work” in the federal government? Here are the results for 2017 as compiled by the Partnership for Public Service.
The backlog of retirement applications at OPM grew in November despite far fewer new applications being received.
A group of House lawmakers have asked President Trump to increase the 2018 federal employee pay raise to match the military’s pay raise.
The Air Force will offer some Airmen a cash bonus if they convert to the military’s new Blended Retirement System.
The possibility of a government shutdown looms at the end of the week as Congress wrangles over the budget. Here is what it means for your pay and benefits.
The government is once again about to reach the debt ceiling, and “extraordinary measures” would likely be used with federal employee benefits to offset it.
The House has passed a bill that would double the length of the probationary period for new federal employees.
