Contractor Indicted for Stealing Over $1 Million from the Postal Service
A federal contractor has been indicted for allegedly stealing over $1 million from the Postal Service via a 3+ year scheme.
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Federal Employees Asked to Help with Influx of Migrant Children
Federal employees are being asked to volunteer for a temporary detail to help with the care and placement of unaccompanied children seeking refuge in the United States.
Postal Service Releases 10 Year Restructuring Plan
The Postal Service has released a proposed 10-year strategic plan that would slow current first-class delivery standards and raise some prices to stem $160 billion in forecasted red ink over the next decade.
Bill Would Rescind New Emergency Paid Leave Benefit
New legislation has been introduced to rescind some of the spending provisions in the new COVID-19 stimulus bill.
Formal Guidance Expected Soon on Emergency Paid Leave Benefit
A Postal Service memo says that OPM will be issuing guidance soon on the new COVID-19 emergency leave benefit for federal employees.
IRS Postpones Tax Deadline to May 17
The IRS and Treasury Department will postpone the April 15 tax-filing deadline to May 17, the agencies announced Wednesday.
Why Would Anyone Want a Government Job?
The author lists 10 reasons why working for the federal government is likely to have some appeal to prospective federal employees.
When Can DC Area Federal Employees Get the Vaccine?
New information from the DC government offers a timeline as to when federal employees can expect to be eligible for the COVID vaccine.
Here’s What Adults In Their 60s Have Saved For Retirement – How Do You Compare?
Despite the pandemic, many retirement savers managed to increase their savings. This provides a glimpse into the average savings individuals in their 60s have put away for retirement.
IRS Begins Sending Out New COVID Stimulus Payments
The IRS said it has begun distributing the third round of COVID-19 stimulus checks from the new spending bill that just became law.