Injunction Issued Against Air Force in Mandatory Vaccination Case
A District Court judge has issued a restraining order against the Air force from taking action against a class of people refusing to take the COVID vaccination.
4.6% 2023 Pay Raise Moves Along and Senate Action on Pay Freeze
The 2023 pay raise is moving and still at 4.6%. Action is also taking place in the Senate on removing the long pay freeze for some senior officials.
Should Federal Agencies Go Vegetarian?
A group of House lawmakers want all federal facilities to be “strongly encouraged” by the White House to start serving vegetarian food options.
Corrupt Government, Rigged Elections and Strangers in a Strange Land
Categories Federal Workforce News Do we live in a country with a corrupt government and rigged elections? Poll results from the University of Chicago show deep distrust of government.
Lawmakers Want GAO Investigation of TSP Over Website Problems
A group of House Democrats have requested a GAO investigation into problems stemming from the rollout of the new TSP website.
Would Working Two More Years Keep Social Security Solvent?
A recent survey said that many younger Americans would be willing to work longer to shore up Social Security, but the author says this isn’t likely to help much.
TSP Performance Improves in July; Update on New TSP Website
The G Fund now the most popular TSP fund. TSP returns in July are up and FRTIB anticipates call center activity will return to normal by mid to late August.
Top TSP Mistakes During Bear Markets
Federal employees should avoid making these mistakes with their TSP accounts during bear markets.
Everything Federal Retirees Need to Know About Medicare Advantage
Medicare Advantage plans have become available to retired federal employees. Here is what you need to know about how they work with FEHB.
Former Federal Employee Heading to Prison for Downloading Child Porn on Public WiFi
A former federal employee is heading to prison after he was caught downloading explicit content on a public WiFi network at the Library of Congress.
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