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The MSPB says there is confusion in court decisions as to when it can accept a case in certain types of cases and invites the court to resolve the confusion. A dissenting opinion concludes there is no confusion.
Financial Security, Social Security and the TSP
Some federal employees have made poor investment decisions in their TSP. Does this mean that private investment accounts should not be used for investing a portion of payroll taxes?
Federal Workers Not Pleased With Loss Of Data Tapes
FedSmith.com readers speak out about lost data tapes.
Bush Nominates Springer To Lead OPM Through A Time Of Dynamic Change
President Bush announced his intent late last week to nominate Linda M. Springer to be OPM’s director, replacing Kay Coles James.
Are There Risks in International Stocks for Your TSP?
Is this a good time to invest in the I fund? Will the high returns continue? Here are several questions to ask before taking the plunge.
Should Congress Have Hearings On Professional Baseball?
Should Congress Have Hearings On Professional Baseball?
Trial By Written Brief Can Prolong The Agony
A decision of the FDIC to remove an employee during a RIF is appealed and the court concludes the MSPB did not properly consider all evidence in the case. The case is remanded back to the MSPB
Fears, Support Expressed In Hearings Regarding New Personnel Reforms
Fears, Support expressed in hearings regarding new DOD personnel reforms
Politics in Action: Putting the Slow Squeeze on Federal Unions
The Office of Personnel Management now reports on time and money spent on behalf of federal employee representatives who receive “official time”
Senator To Budget Committee: Include Funds For Postal Reform
Senator Collins requests funds for meaningful postal reform
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