Postal Reform Act Passes House Committee
The Postal Reform Act of 2013 has passed the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform.
Battling Cancer: “Sometimes You’re The Louisville Slugger, Sometimes You’re The Ball.”
FedSmith.com author Steve Oppermann recently found himself facing a frightening and challenging series of life events in a second battle with cancer. In his latest article about the experience, he details the ups and downs one can face in a health battle such as this one.
The Social Security Life Expectancy Puzzle
How long can one expect to live? It can vary according to the Social Security calculator.
Don’t Use Filler Words When You Speak
Do you know how often in conversation you use “uhs” and “ums?” Here are a couple of simple strategies for finding out.
Planning Your Life After Retirement: A Guide for Federal Employees
Planning for your retirement is a necessity. The first step to begin this process is to understand the retirement benefits available to you as a federal employee.
FRTIB Announces New Board Member
The Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board has announced that William Jasien has been sworn in as a new member of the Federal Retirement Thrift Investment Board.
Is It Okay to Make Your Work Documents Funny?
The author says that adding just a little humor to your writing at work, even your serious documents like staff memos and presentations, can be effective. He explains why with some real life examples.
“Official Time” for Union Officials Under Fire in Congress
A bill has been introduced to restrict the use of paid time by federal employee union representatives who are performing duties on behalf of a union.
Legislation Introduced to Reform TSA’s Acquisition Process
U.S. House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Michael McCaul (R-TX) and Transportation Security Subcommittee Chairman Richard Hudson (R-SC) have introduced legislation to reform the Transportation Security Administration’s (TSA) acquisition process.
Fill Out the ‘To’ and ‘CC’ Fields Last
This simple habit can save you serious embarrassment at work.
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