$300,000 For Federal Employees in Gulf Coast States
FEEA has given more than $300,000 in hurricane relief to federal employees impacted by hurricans in the Gulf Coast.
Resolving Revolutionary War Benefits Issues
There are some who see the federal government as a source of free money. Here is one of the more creative attempts to get rich.
Payback in the Control Tower
An air traffic controller who reported controllers were putting aircraft in danger while playing games reports that she has been ostracized and that her life has been put in danger from a co-worker.
I Fund is Big Winner for TSP Funds in September
The I fund is the largest gainer among TSP stocks for September. The F fund goes down though.
Buying Dinner Was Expensive
Appeals by a federal employee can easily take several years to resolve. The removal of this federal employee was upheld on review at all levels and the removal stands.
Veterans Preference and Federal Hiring
Is veterans preference properly applied in your agency? Send in your vote and your opinion in our latest poll
Federal Job Satisfaction Rises–Why the Difference Between Agencies?
Why are there differences between agencies in job satisfaction? The MSPB offers some answers.
Bargaining Through Press Releases
The FAA and NATCA don’t agree on the best way to wind up labor negotiations.
Winning A Back Pay Award But Losing That Federal Annuity Payment
An employee who won over $73,000 in back pay and reinstatement to his job, was advised by OPM he had to repay the annuity amount he had already received. The employee appealed and went to court to try and keep the extra money.
A Federal Job Is A Career for Life
New federal employees are on probation. They can be easily terminated, at least in theory. But the system isn’t working, according to a new MSPB report.
