Lawmakers Want Answers About OPM Retirement Backlog
A group of lawmakers are pressing for answers on the OPM retirement backlog, but are they seeing the full picture?
A group of lawmakers are pressing for answers on the OPM retirement backlog, but are they seeing the full picture?
The OPM retirement backlog dropped again in March 2023 to close at just under 23,000.
Fewer incoming retirement claims than in past years and faster processing times helped slash the OPM retirement backlog in February 2023.
Although it rose considerably in January 2023, the OPM retirement backlog indicates that fewer federal employees retired at the start of this year than in past years.
OPM has provided some guidelines for federal employees on ways to avoid delays with processing their retirement applications.
The OPM retirement backlog was reduced by nearly 10% in December 2022. It also shows how many federal employees retired during the year.
The OPM retirement backlog has fallen to its lowest point so far in 2022 as of the end of November.
The OPM retirement backlog was reduced by over 1,400 total claims in October.
The OPM retirement backlog was reduced by nearly 9% in September 2022, although it still remains at over 25,000 total claims.
The total size of the OPM retirement backlog saw almost no change in August 2022.