Congress Avoids Shutdown, for Now
With passage of a temporary spending bill, Congress has averted a shutdown, at least for another couple of weeks.
Government Shutdown
Possibility of a Government Shutdown Again Looms
The possibility of a government shutdown looms at the end of the week as Congress wrangles over the budget. Here is what it means for your pay and benefits.
Shut it Down (For Real)?
Does the entire government really shutdown during a government shutdown? The author explains what really happens.
Do Retired Federal Employees Still Get Their Annuities in a Shutdown?
The possibility of a shutdown is again on the table. How would this impact retired federal employees?
Shutdown – There You Go Again
The last government shutdown cost the government roughly $24 billion and now the threat is looming again. Besides impacting federal employees, the author notes that many other businesses and services can also be affected.
Will I Get Paid in the Event of a Shutdown?
The possibility of a government shutdown has been put on the table. What does this mean for your paycheck?
Budget Bill Avoiding Shutdown Becomes Law
Congress has passed a spending bill funding the government for the remainder of the fiscal year and eliminating the possibility of a partial shutdown.
5 Things You Should Know About the Omnibus Spending Bill
A budget agreement has finally been reached in Congress. The author lists five points about the agreement that are relevant to the federal workforce.
Deal Reached in Congress to Fund Government Through September
An agreement has been reached in Congress to fund the government for the rest of 2017, moving closer towards avoiding a partial government shutdown.
Congress Passes Resolution to Avoid a Shutdown
A short term funding resolution has been passed by Congress to keep the government funded through May 5.
