What’s the Net Worth of Your Congressman?
What’s the net worth of your Senator or Congressman? Here’s how to find out.
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What’s the net worth of your Senator or Congressman? Here’s how to find out.
Recent data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics indicate that the federal workforce is lagging the private sector for both wages and employment.
The vice president and certain political appointees will continue to have their pay levels frozen heading into 2016.
President Obama has issued an executive order setting 2016 pay rates for federal employees.
Congress is giving federal employees some last minute Christmas gifts in the $1.1 trillion spending bill recently announced by lawmakers.
Congress has not taken action on the 2016 federal employee pay raise. What does this mean for your GS pay in 2016?
President Obama issued an executive order today which the White House said will help to strengthen the Senior Executive Service, but the Senior Executives Association may not see it that way.
FEGLI has changed premiums for current enrollees effective the first full pay period of 2016. The author describes the changes in costs that federal employees can expect to see next year.
Which president has been the most generous with time off at Christmas? How do the 4 hours of extra time off this year compare with what has been done in the past when Christmas Eve falls on a Thursday?
Most federal employees will have time off on the afternoon before Christmas. There are exceptions. This OPM memo explains some of the exceptions and why some employees may still be charged or lose some leave on the day before Christmas.