Lawmakers Propose Giving Postal Service $6 Billion For Electric Vehicles
House Democrats have introduced legislation to provide $6 billion to the U.S. Postal Service to buy tens of thousands of additional electric delivery vehicles.
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Biden Signs Executive Order to Explore Giving Federal Employees Time Off to Vote
President Biden has signed an Executive Order to make recommendations for expanding policies granting federal employees time off to vote.
3 Reasons to Take Social Security as Soon as Possible
There are drawbacks to taking Social Security at age 62, but there can also be good reasons to do so. These are some reasons retirees might want to consider taking it earlier.
Senate Bill Would Give Federal Employees a 3.2% Raise in 2022
A Senate bill would give federal employees a higher raise in 2022 than they might otherwise normally receive.
Social Security Administration Sounds Alarm Over Spike In Scamming Attempts
The Social Security Administration is sounding the alarm over a spike in reported scam attempts, with figures showing a surge during the pandemic.
Postal Service to Offer Early Retirement to Some Employees
The Postal Service is offering early retirement to non-union employees as it consolidates postal districts in an effort to stem billions in red ink.
Presidential Rank Awards Making a Comeback
After being cancelled last year due to COVID-19, the Presidential Rank Awards are returning in 2021.
Legislation Reintroduced to Target Tax Delinquent Federal Employees
Another legislative effort is being made to target federal employees with seriously delinquent tax debts.
How A TSP Loan Can Benefit Federal Employees
How does a loan from your TSP account work? There are benefits but also some big downsides you should know about.
Bill Would Require Cost-Benefit Analysis of Agency Relocations
Legislation has been reintroduced to require cost-benefit analyses of federal agency relocations.
