Benefit Cuts Left Out of Budget Resolution
A budget resolution that passed Congress does not contain cuts to federal employee benefits that had been proposed in an earlier version.
The Decisive Decade: The 10-Years That Will Shape Your Retirement
There is a span of roughly 10 years that largely determines the sustainability of your lifestyle throughout your retirement.
3 Ideas For Dealing With Problem Employees
Three recent reports raised the issue of dealing with problem employees. The author analyzes the reports and offers three steps he says would also help.
When Can You Expect Your First Social Security Payment?
When can you expect to get your first Social Security payment in retirement? The answer might surprise you.
¿Qué Pasó?
A Spanish language translator who was fired by SSA demanded he be provided an interpreter during the appeal, and failure to do so amounted to denial of due process.
Federal Employee Pay Freeze for 2019?
Proposed reductions to federal employee pay and benefits are not over. A new document has surfaced with new proposals to reduce federal pay and benefits.
Postal Service Hopes to Launch Self-Driving Vehicle by 2025
The Postal Service is working on developing an autonomous vehicle that it hopes to be able to test with its mail delivery services.
Your TSP Contribution Limit Will be Higher in 2018
The IRS has announced the annual contribution limit to the TSP for 2018.
New Stock Market High: How Should Federal Employees Invest Now?
The stock market is hitting record highs. What actions, if any, should federal employees take in view of higher stock prices?
A Pending Supreme Court Case Calls Constitutionality of Administrative Law Judges’ Decisions into Question
Are administrative law judges allowed to issue final decisions in adjudicative and administrative hearings? The Supreme Court is looking at the issue.
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