More Federal Employees Retired at End of 2019 Than in Recent Years
According to OPM’s latest retirement data, the number of federal employees that retired at the end of 2019 was higher than in recent years.
Stay updated on the size and status of the OPM retirement backlog, including monthly processing statistics, trends in new retirement claims, and the impact delays can have on recently retired federal employees. Explore analysis of OPM reports, seasonal surges, digital application processing, and policy changes that influence how quickly retirement claims are completed. Find clear explanations and timely updates to help federal retirees understand what the backlog means for interim payments, final annuity calculations, and overall retirement planning.
According to OPM’s latest retirement data, the number of federal employees that retired at the end of 2019 was higher than in recent years.
OPM closed out 2019 by achieving a milestone for the year with its retirement backlog.
The retirement backlog at OPM broke through the 18,000 mark in November.
Despite a small decline in September, OPM’s retirement backlog did a full reversal in October.
OPM’s retirement backlog just barely trended downward in September. Here are the latest figures.
OPM made a modest improvement to the retirement backlog in August thanks to an uptick in claims processing.
How did OPM’s retirement backlog fare in July 2019? Here are the latest statistics from the agency.
Thanks to the smallest number of claims processed in a month so far this year, the retirement backlog at OPM grew in June.
A recent GAO report says that OPM has problems, some self-inflicted, that are hindering improvements to the agency’s retirement application processing.
OPM’s retirement backlog showed only a slight drop in May as compared to the previous month.