Uncle Sam Wants His Money!
Failing to report income on a tax return can get anyone in trouble. For an IRS employee, it is a firing offense and this case shows it will be upheld on appeal.
Negotiating a Federal Employee’s Resignation: A Useful Tool for Managers
There is a tool available to agencies that, if used wisely and with some skill, can end an employment relationship in a mutually agreeable manner.
This TSP Fund Has Eye-Popping TSP Returns: Will the Run Continue?
The S fund of the TSP has been very good to TSP investors. Will the run continue?
April Brings A Smile To Most TSP Investors
The I fund continues its torrid pace with a return of 4.83% for one month and a return of 33.58% for the past twelve months.
Bargaining Changes – How to Meet Your Objectives When Negotiating Outside the Labor Agreement (Part II)
Negotiating changes in an agency during the life of a labor agreement can be time-consuming and expensive. These tips can help.
Constructing Your TSP Options: Follow the Money
Should real estate investment trusts be added to your TSP?
2.7% in 2007?
The latest twist and the bargaining for the 2007 federal pay raise goes through the annual cycle.
Readers: Criminal Activity Increasing Among Federal Employees
14% of those taking this poll indicated that there was no change in criminal activity among federal employees. 54% think there has been an increase. Coincidentally, the Dept. of Justice has issued a press release noting that “[p]ublic corruption is a threat to the American form of government.”
Bargaining Changes – How to Meet Your Objectives When Negotiating Outside the Labor Agreement
Federal managers who want to make changes for employees represented by a union during the life of a labor contract often feel frustrated by the time, effort and cost involved. These tips can help.
Gas and Expenses Are Up But Your TSP May Give You Reason to Cheer
How have your TSP investments done in 2006? Most readers will be pleased.
