USPS Loses $4.5 Billion in Q2 2020 as Effects of Coronavirus Begin to Set In
The economic effects of the coronavirus are beginning to show up in the Postal Service’s financial numbers as its losses continue to mount.
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Senators Want a 25% Pay Raise for Some Federal Employees
A group of 19 Senators sent a letter with a list of demands for protections for federal employees amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
How to Make Lemonade from Lemons
The situation with the coronavirus is scary and unprecedented, but these are some planning strategies within your control to help you create a better future.
The Economy is Tanking, So Why Isn’t the Stock Market?
The coronavirus pandemic has hit the economy hard, but you wouldn’t know it from the recent stock market performance. Why is there a disconnect?
Bill Would Provide Hazard Pay to Frontline Federal Employees
Recently introduced legislation would provide hazard pay to federal employees at greater risk of exposure to the coronavirus.
Public Servants or Political Footballs?
In honor of Public Service Recognition Week, the author highlights the accomplishments of “unelected scientists” amidst the coronavirus pandemic.
What Federal Employees Should Know About EEOC’s Rehabilitation Act Guidance and the Coronavirus
The EEOC has issued guidance regarding what agencies can and cannot do related to medical inquiries during the coronavirus pandemic.
Fauci Among 27 Sammies Finalists
The 2020 Sammies finalists have been announced, one of whom has been in the public spotlight recently for his work on the COVID-19 coronavirus.
Federal Employees, Safety and Unions
Federal employee unions are highlighting their conditions that “must be met” before employees return to work. Federal employees should exercise caution though.
Coronavirus Pandemic Whistleblowing for Federal Employees
Some federal employees may consider whistleblowing if they feel agencies are putting them at undue risk from the coronavirus. These are some things to consider.
