History and Trump’s past decisions suggest little chance of extra leave on Christmas Eve, but a strong likelihood of Friday, December 26, as an extra day off for federal employees.
New legislation would expand treatment options for federal employees injured on the job.
AI agents boost task speed but fail on complex projects. Consequently, the author says that Ai will supplement but not replace federal employees.
The House Oversight Committee advanced various bills this week, some of which have direct implications for federal employees.
Writing checks directly from an IRA to make QCDs can be a simple, efficient, and tax-advantaged way to donate funds during retirement.
OPM has announced it is terminating the Federal Academic Alliance tuition discount program which began just over a decade ago.
Do federal employees need Medicare Part D if they already have FEHB and Medicare?
How did the “essential” and “non-essential” labels begin, why did they spread during shutdowns, and why are they still in use?
OPM’s new Online Retirement Application modernizes federal retirement processing, but early rollout brings delays, hurdles, and the need for careful preparation.
Once the annual COLA for federal retirees is announced in October, when do the higher annuity payments begin?
