WWII and Postal Veteran Set To Retire After 61 Years
Los Angeles District Mail Handler Willie Clemmons, now 86 years old, plans to retire from his job with the Postal Service.
Legislation Would Allow Recording of Conversations with Federal Employees
Rep. Lynn Jenkins (R-KS) has introduced legislation that would allow Americans to record conversations with federal employees from most executive branch agencies, both in person and over the phone.
IRS Cancels July 22 Furlough Day
The IRS has announced that it will cancel one of its planned furlough days on July 22.
Santa Claus, the Trust Fund and the Tooth Fairy
What do Santa Claus, the Social Security Trust Fund and the Tooth Fairy have in common? According to the author, they are all myths. He explains why the Social Security trust fund does not exist.
Senators Question Education Department’s Role in ObamaCare
A group of Senators are questioning the role of the Department of Education in the implementation of ObamaCare.
Making Your Money Last Through a Multi-Decade Retirement
The author says that federal employees have much to be thankful for when it comes to generating income in retirement.
OSC: Whistleblower Disclosures ‘Skyrocketed’
Federal employee whistleblowing activity has reached screeching levels, with the government’s watchdog agency, the Office of Special Counsel (OSC), seeing a surge of new disclosures of wrongdoing in fiscal year 2012.
Furloughed Federal Employees Take to Facebook to Vent
A growing number of federal employees are taking to the web to vent their frustrations, advice and stories about the lost time at work.
IRS Moves Out to Reverse Agreement on Bonus Payments
The IRS is moving forward with its attempt to nullify its earlier agreement with a union to pay about $70 million in bonus payments.
Race, Gender and Workplace Satisfaction
The Partnership for Public Service has released a new study examining how men and women, different racial groups and employees with disabilities view the federal workplace.
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