Does the USPS Owe its Retirees Health Care Like Social Security?
The author says that a plan put forth in Congress to remedy the ailing finances at the Postal Service would do more harm than good.
Warning Issued About New Social Security Scam
SSA has issued an alert about a new Social Security scam that uses fake documents to try to steal your money.
Financial Tips for Federal Employees and Retirees: January 2020
These are some tips for federal employees and retirees regarding Medicare, the TSP and taxes.
OPM Launches New Collective Bargaining Database
OPM has launched a new database to make collective bargaining agreements available to the public.
The SECURE Act of 2019 Means Big Changes to Retirement Accounts
The SECURE Act is a new law that has significant implications for retirement savings. Here are some key points to know about the new law.
4th Time’s the Charm? Bill Reintroduced to Bolster Appeal Rights of Some Feds
Legislation has again been introduced to overturn a court decision which limited appeal rights of some federal employees in sensitive positions.
Is Paid Parental Leave ‘Another Step Towards Socialism’?
Amidst many people extolling the virtues of the new paid parental leave benefit for federal employees, one person has expressed concerns about its ramifications.
Federal Employee Suicides Reach a New Record
New BLS data show that federal employee suicides have reached a new high.
Census Bureau Raises Pay in Hopes of Hiring 500K People
The Census Bureau said it plans to hire 500,000 people in the coming months as the 2020 Census gets underway. It's raising pay in most of the country in an effort to fill the jobs.
How Often Does the IRS Get Defrauded?
The Internal Revenue Service pays out money, and in some cases, a lot of money, to fraudulent tax refunds more often than you might think.
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