Workforce Optimization and Musk Post: List Work Done Last Week in Bullet Form
Federal employees were told on Saturday to list their work accomplishments. The result is confusion. What is the rationale for Musk’s post?
Appeals After Firing Probationary Employees: What Are Their Rights?
The federal government has removed thousands of employees during a probationary period. Will traditional appeals be followed?
Judge Allows Layoffs of Federal Employees to Proceed
A federal court denied unions’ effort to prevent the Trump administration from its plans to lay off federal employees en masse.
Trump Issues Executive Orders With a Mandate to Shrink the Government
President Trump has ordered reducing the federal government by eliminating unnecessary entities and regulations in an effort to enhance accountability and cut costs.
New Guidelines for Federal Employees: Legal Interpretations Must Align with Presidential Directives
President Trump issued an executive order to exert greater control over independent regulatory agencies which will have implications for federal employees.
5 Things the TSP Doesn’t Let You Do But an IRA Does
The TSP is a great retirement savings benefit for federal employees, but it does have some limitations that IRAs do not have.
Are Executive Orders Contributing to the Death of Interest-Based Bargaining?
Interest-based bargaining faces challenges in federal negotiations due to political mandates, prompting a blend of traditional and interest-based methods.
[email protected] Email System Holds Up To Initial Court Review
OPM began using a new email system to communicate with federal employees after the presidential transition. A request for a restraining order against the system has been denied.
Guide to the Blended Retirement System for US Military
How does the Blended Retirement System work for members of the military?
A Tax Deduction and a Tax Credit for a Thrift Savings Plan Contribution?
Some federal employees can earn a tax credit on TSP contributions using the Saver’s Tax Credit.
