Bill Would Give Some Postal Supervisors MSPB Appeal Rights
Legislation introduced in the Senate this week would give approximately 7,500 mid-level managers at the Postal Service the right to appeal adverse actions to the MSPB.
Which Federal Jobs Paying Over $100,000 Employ the Most People?
The occupations with the highest number of federal employees making over $100,000 has changed since 2010 with new occupations taking the place of several former occupations. Which occupations are growing faster and how many federal employees are in each job category?
C Fund Investors Enjoy Best Monthly Return in 5 Years
Investors in the TSP’s C fund enjoyed their best month of returns since December 2010. So, here is a question you should ask yourself: Are you prepared for the next bear market or will you sell at a loss when the inevitable pull back occurs?
40+ Years of Service: What Happens to Those Extra Retirement Contributions?
When I retire how will I receive the retirement monies that were taken out after working for over 40 years?
Legislation Introduced to Prevent FCC From Overriding State Laws
In response to the FCC’s decision this past week to regulate Internet service providers more like traditional phone companies, legislation has been introduced to stop the agency from overriding state and local municipal broadband laws.
Legislation Introduced to Withhold Pay from Congress If DHS Shuts Down
Legislation has been introduced in the House that would block pay for Members of Congress if DHS were to shut down.
When You Aren’t Sure Whether or Not to Ask the Question… Ask the Question
We’ve all learned that if you have a question, you should ask it, because chances are at least a few other people have the same question. The author describes why this is always important, even during times in which you feel shy about asking.
Delayed Opening for Fed Agencies in DC
There is a delayed opening of federal agencies in the DC area for Thursday, February 26.
Federal Resumes: Write Your Story – Not Your Resume
Writing resumes for various job openings can be a challenge. The author provides advice for federal employees regarding what content they may wish to include on their federal resumes depending on the positions being sought.
How is My High-3 Calculated?
I was promoted to a GS-14 position in September of 2012. I plan to retire in September 2015. Will my “High 3” be calculated from September 2015 – September 2015 or from calendar year January 2012 – January 2015?
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