The Federal Hiring Lottery: It May Be Fair But Is It Effective?
How does one go about getting a federal job today? Does it ensure the best people possible work for the federal government?
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How does one go about getting a federal job today? Does it ensure the best people possible work for the federal government?
Readers weigh in on when, where and how they check their TSP balance and change their investment allocations.
The House Appropriations Committee on Monday proposed to terminate numerous federal programs deemed “low priority” in hopes of saving billions in annual federal government spending.
OPM informed the heads of executive departments and agencies that they may grant excused absences and make exceptions to biweekly pay limitations in the event of severe weather emergencies or natural disasters.
The EEOC last Friday approved a plan to reorganize the agency by changing the way the Commission’s field offices operate.
NTEU gambled that it could require Customs to bargain an entire labor agreement and delay changes to the work assignment agreement negotiated under the Clinton partnership directive. The gamble did not pay off and the agency issued its new policy which successfully withstood several years of review by third parties and the Court of Appeals for DC.
A former spouse of a federal employee may get a substantially larger annuity when the former fed dies. Here is one case that shows how it can happen.
How the the quarterly returns for the TSP compare to most mutual funds? Here is a quick summary.
TSP funds have a positive return for the month and most fared well during the second quarter of the year.
Federal employees inched one step closer Thursday to receiving a 3.1 percent pay increase in 2006. Following the lead of the House Appropriations Committee, the House Thursday approved a 3.1 percent pay raise for about 1.8 million federal civilian workers.