Efforts Underway to Guarantee Back Pay for Federal Employees in the Event of a Shutdown
Three Congressman are introducing legislation that would ensure that federal workers will be guaranteed backpay in the event of a government shutdown.
Is It Probation If No One Gets Fired?
The author says that he doesn’t believe that wholesale firings would be a good solution to the government’s personnel problems.
AFGE Endorses Clinton for President
The American Federation of Government Employees has announced that it is endorsing Hillary Clinton for president in 2016.
Everything You Need to Know About a Government Shutdown
What services are impacted by a government shutdown? How are federal employees affected? These are some of the questions addressed in this frequently asked questions guide recently released by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget in light of the possibility of a partial government shutdown.
Funding Your Retirement Accounts in 2016
How much can you contribute to your IRA in 2016? Can you contribute to both your IRA and TSP accounts?
More VA Problems: Allegations of Sexual Misconduct by Senior IG Official
A senior IG official at the Department of Veterans Affairs was reportedly observed masturbating in a visible conference room in view of a teachers conference. The official resigned with his pension intact before the allegations became publicly available.
What Happens to Your Pay During a Shutdown?
The possibility of a shutdown is again facing federal employees at the end of the week. What will happen to your pay if there is a partial government shutdown?
What Are the Worst Agencies to Work for in Government?
Which federal agencies are the least recommended by the federal employees who work for them? A new report provides the answer.
FERS & CSRS Disability Retirement: The Importance of Recognizing the Laws to be Applied
The author says that filing for Federal Disability Retirement benefits is not merely a matter of completing the forms. He says that knowledge of the laws surrounding the process matter and can significantly influence the outcome of any litigation.
The Myth of the Missing Social Security Trust Fund
The author says that one of the most enduring myths of the Social Security debate suggests that the money collected for the system was spent on other government programs. He provides an explanation of why he says this is not true.
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