Legislation Would Expand Salaries for Newer Federal Employees
Legislation has been introduced to cut the mandatory amount some federal employees contribute to their retirement programs by 3.6%.
What Happens to Your Benefits If You Leave Before You Are Eligible for Retirement?
What happens to your federal benefits if you leave before you are eligible to retire? Here is a summary.
Foreign Workers: More, Fewer, or No Change?
Proposed legislation would allow states to tailor foreign worker visa programs to suit their needs rather than the federal government.
Regs Proposed For Administrative Leave Restrictions
OPM has proposed new leave regulations that could impact federal employees in various ways.
Fugitive Lawyer Sentenced for His Role in $550 Million Social Security Fraud Scheme
A federal disability lawyer, who is currently a fugitive, was sentenced to 12 years in prison for his role in a massive Social Security fraud scheme.
Supreme Court Reaffirms Where Federal Employees Can Appeal ‘Mixed Case’ Claims
The Supreme Court recently clarified how “mixed cases” will be handled in courts for federal employees.
Legislation Would Make Retired Federal Employee Pensions Public Information
Legislation introduced in the House would make retired federal employees’ pensions public information.
Doubt That Feds Do Great Work? Here Is Proof They Do
The Sammies finalists have been announced, and you can even vote for your favorite nominee.
Social Security’s Deficits Still Rising According to 2017 Trustees Report
The 2017 Trustees report shows some significant improvements for Social Security, and yet the costs to fix the program are exploding higher.
$22 Million Dollar Retired Federal Employee
Which federal employee has accumulated the highest net worth as a stock market investor? This former IRS auditor may be at the top of the list.
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