Federal Employee Pay and a Government Closure
The government may shut down April 29th. A bill to ensure federal employees are paid has not been approved. Congress will only have a few days to approve funding after convening in late April.
The government may shut down April 29th. A bill to ensure federal employees are paid has not been approved. Congress will only have a few days to approve funding after convening in late April.
One Senator wants to make sure federal employees get their full paychecks if the government shuts down later this month.
A government shutdown is looming but, despite the drama, an actual shutdown is unlikely.
Another government shutdown? Apparently it could happen if demands over funding the border wall aren’t met. What would a partial shutdown mean to your pay and benefits?
The U.S. Court of Federal Claims has just handed down a payday bonanza for federal employees who signed up for the class action case demanding redress for lost pay during the 2013 government shutdown.
An attempt by some Senate Democrats to block a continuing resolution will apparently not lead to a government shutdown.
The possibility of a shutdown is again facing federal employees as the fiscal year draws to a close. What will happen to your pay if there is a partial government shutdown?
Three Congressman are introducing legislation that would ensure that federal workers will be guaranteed backpay in the event of a government shutdown.
What services are impacted by a government shutdown? How are federal employees affected? These are some of the questions addressed in this frequently asked questions guide recently released by the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget in light of the possibility of a partial government shutdown.
The possibility of a shutdown is again facing federal employees at the end of the week. What will happen to your pay if there is a partial government shutdown?