Angry Birds: USPS Mail Carrier Attacked by Wild Turkey, Beats It to Death
A USPS mail carrier reportedly beat a turkey to death in self-defense when the aggressive bird attacked him along his delivery route.
At Long Last a Record-Breaking Lack of Quorum at the MSPB Has Finally Been Restored
A quorum has finally returned to the MSPB. What does this mean for federal employees who have pending cases?
Impact of Russia’s Invasion of Ukraine and How Investors Should Respond
Stock market volatility has increased after Russia invaded Ukraine. How should investors respond?
“Que Sera Sera” – Is it Playing as the Theme for Your Federal Retirement Planning?
What is your retirement plan? These are two different approaches that can have very different long-term outcomes.
GOP Proposal Would Slash Federal Workforce, Limit Federal Employee Salaries
Senator Rick Scott (R-FL) has introduced a plan with specific proposals to guide future Republican Congressional lawmaking efforts.
MSPB Returning After 5-Year Absence: 3,600+ Decisions Pending
The Senate has confirmed two Members for the MSPB. This means the agency will be able to start issuing decisions on the huge backlog of cases.
Biden Calls for Federal Employees to Resume In-Person Work During SOTU
President Biden sent a letter to federal employees thanking them for their service to the country and indicated that in-person work will soon increase.
Federal Employees No Longer Required to Wear Masks in Much of the Country
The Biden administration has relaxed mask requirements for federal employees in accordance with new CDC guidelines.
War, Inflation, COVID: TSP Performance Drops in February, But One Fund Still Up 16%+ For 12 Months
TSP stock funds are down for the second month in a row as a result of inflation and the war in Ukraine. The results over the past 12-months are still favorable.
A Welder, a Shipyard, and the Path to Generic Discipline
The disciplinary process in federal human resources is often long and complex. A recent case took a simpler approach.
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