Lawmakers Want DoD to Drop ‘Racially or Ethnically Insensitive Terminology’
Lawmakers want DoD to drop what they consider offensive terminology from the agency’s forms.
OPM Has Work to Do to Improve its Retirement Application Processing
A recent GAO report says that OPM has problems, some self-inflicted, that are hindering improvements to the agency’s retirement application processing.
Anticipating the 2020 COLA
What is the likelihood that COLA recipients see an increase in their annuity payments in January?
OSC Recommends Firing Kellyanne Conway for Hatch Act Violations
The Office of Special Counsel has recommended removing Kellyanne Conway for what it called “numerous violations” of the Hatch Act.
USDA Announces Intent to Relocate Two Agencies to Kansas City
USDA has announced plans to make a new home for two of its agencies.
What is Driving Some SES Employees to Leave Government?
Results from a recent OPM survey offer insight as to why SES federal employees choose to leave their federal jobs.
More Details Revealed About Changes Coming to the TSP
A proposed rule published in the Federal Register outlines changes coming to the TSP under the TSP Modernization Act.
2020 Pay Raise Takes Another Small Step Forward
Legislation containing a 2020 pay raise has taken another incremental step forward in the House of Representatives.
When We Say, “Do Not Disclose,” We Mean Do Not Disclose
A DoD police officer appealed his removal based on lack of candor, conduct unbecoming, and unauthorized use of a computer. See how the appeals court ruled.
Am I a Disabled Federal Employee or Not?
Determining whether or not a federal employee is considered disabled under federal law can be complex. The author explains the basic considerations.
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