OPM Goes Digital: A New Era for Federal Retirement Processing
OPM is set to launch a fully digital retirement system in less than a month, aiming for faster processing, replacing outdated paper methods.
OPM is set to launch a fully digital retirement system in less than a month, aiming for faster processing, replacing outdated paper methods.
As the OPM retirement backlog slowly ticked down in April, efforts to modernize the retirement processing system are moving along quickly.
The OPM retirement backlog improved considerably in March, and the agency may be on the verge of finally modernizing its retirement application process.
After a 68% increase to start 2025, the OPM retirement backlog reversed course in February.
OPM’s inventory of retirement claims grew sharply to start 2025, but it’s been worse. Here is an analysis.
The OPM retirement backlog was slashed in 2024 to levels not seen since 2016. Here is a detailed breakdown of the numbers.
The OPM retirement backlog has been reduced to levels not seen since 2016 at the end of November.
Despite a reversal in October, the OPM retirement backlog remains at one of its lowest levels in years.
The OPM retirement backlog has declined for two months in a row and is nearing its low point from earlier this year.
After climbing for two months in a row, the OPM retirement backlog reversed course in August.