Threat of Federal Employee Layoffs Growing as Government Shutdown Drags On
The White House said that federal employee layoffs are still on the table and increasingly likely as the government shutdown enters its second week.
Author: Ian Smith
From Missed Payments to Reimbursement: Bill Seeks to Repay Federal Employees for Shutdown Expenses
Recently introduced legislation would reimburse federal employees for fines incurred as a result of the government shutdown.
Shutdown Relief Bill Targets TSP Loan Barriers
Legislation has been introduced to eliminate penalties normally associated with TSP loans to help federal employees in a prolonged government shutdown.
Shutdown Fallout: The Looming Threat of Mass Federal Employee Layoffs
Hundreds of thousands of federal employees face furloughs daily amid the shutdown, with potential RIFs as agencies adjust to funding lapses and budget priorities.
OPM Says Federal Agencies Can Proceed with RIFs During a Government Shutdown
New OPM guidance confirms that agencies are authorized to run RIFs during government shutdowns.
“Shutdowns Are Stupid”: Can This Bill Finally End Them?
Legislation has again been introduced to prevent government shutdowns by means of automatic continuing resolutions.
White House Prepares RIF Plans as Shutdown Standoff Deepens
Federal employees may face RIFs as part of the White House’s government shutdown strategy.
What Retired Federal Employees Need to Know About Government Shutdowns
Government shutdowns can be disruptive, but the good news is that federal retirees will encounter minimal impacts.
Navigating Pay and Benefits During a Government Shutdown
Government shutdowns don’t stop pay forever—here’s how furloughs, leave, and benefits are managed for federal employees.
Protecting Federal Employees: The Push to Overturn Union Restrictions
New legislation has been introduced to reverse President Trump’s union restrictions and reinstate collective bargaining agreements.
