Up, Up and Away: 6.2% Possible for 2022 COLA
Inflation is up again in July. There is another higher projection for the 2022 COLA figure to be announced in October.
How to Tackle Student Debt for Mid-Career Federal Employees
What are some ways that federal employees in the middle of their careers can address their student loan debts?
Examining the TSP as an Income Stream
How your TSP produces income during retirement largely depends on the tax status of your TSP account.
Hatch Act Penalties: Non-Feds Still Face Violations like Federal Employees
It’s not just federal employees that can face Hatch Act violations. Here is what happens to other government employees if they violate this Act.
2022 COLA: Why Are FERS and CSRS Different?
The 2022 COLA will be significant but lower for FERS than for CSRS. Here are the differences and an explanation for the differences.
Federal Employees Who Lie About Their Vaccination Status Could Be Fired or Imprisoned
New guidance on COVID safety protocols for federal employees contains a warning for anyone who might be tempted to lie about his or her vaccination status.
White House Nominates Two for FLRA Positions
President Biden is nominating two people for positions at the FLRA – one is for General Counsel and one is for becoming a Member of the FLRA.
USPS Reports $3 Billion Net Loss in Q3 2021
The Postal Service reported a sharply higher net loss for the third quarter of 2021 over the same quarter last year.
Biden Nominates New FRTIB, FLRA Members
President Biden has nominated several individuals to serve in key positions at the FRTIB and FLRA.
OPM Retirement Backlog Tops 27k in July
The OPM retirement backlog climbed again in July 2022 and did so rather sharply over the previous month.
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