A decade of data shows federal pay raises usually trail the Employment Cost Index and inflation, revealing how the pay system is structured to lag the broader labor market.
HR 2.0 is coming to all agencies. Reinventing government always bring changes. Here is a summary of what happened last time and what is heading your way this time.
A 4th Circuit ruling lets federal employees bypass the CSRA and sue in district court. DOJ wants the Supreme Court to block it, warning it could destabilize federal personnel law.
The D.C. Court of Appeals rules Trump could lawfully remove MSPB member Cathy Harris, expanding presidential removal power over some civil service positions.
History and Trump’s past decisions suggest little chance of extra leave on Christmas Eve, but a strong likelihood of Friday, December 26, as an extra day off for federal employees.
How did the “essential” and “non-essential” labels begin, why did they spread during shutdowns, and why are they still in use?
A late November market rally boosted TSP performance and YTD returns for several funds. Here is a summary of where TSP investors have fared best so far in 2025.
A launch date for in-plan Roth conversions for the TSP has been announced.
Federal pay surged during the Biden years as locality pay areas grew, driving six‑figure salaries higher despite modest workforce growth and rising telework.
Facing mounting pressure to end the shutdown as more Americans feel the strain, 8 Democrats voted with Republicans late on Sunday to create momentum that could end the shutdown.
