OPM’s Retirement Claims Backlog Jumps 18% in July
The retirement applications backlog at OPM increased almost 18% in July.
The retirement applications backlog at OPM increased almost 18% in July.
OPM has reduced its backlog of outstanding retirement claims to under 15,000 for the first time in a year.
The Office of Personnel Management was able to make a marked reduction in its outstanding backlog of retirement applications in May.
The Office of Personnel Management was able to reduce its backlog of outstanding retirement applications by almost 8% in April.
GAO reviews plans by the VA to fix a large backlog of veterans appeals for disability compensation. GAO is skeptical the reforms will work without more efforts.
After a sharp increase in the number of backlogged retirement applications during the first two months of the year, OPM was able to make some progress in reducing the overall backlog in March.
The outstanding backlog of retirement applications at OPM edged higher in February. Here are the latest statistics.
The annual surge of retiring federal employees to kick off the new year has led to a sizable increase in OPM’s backlog of retirement applications.
OPM made an almost 6% reduction in its backlog of outstanding retirement claims to close out 2016.
OPM made a small reduction to its backlog of retirement applications, but it remains above 16,000 as of the end of November.