More Lawmakers Target Congressional Pay as Retribution for Shutdowns
More lawmakers want to see pay withheld from Members of Congress for shutdowns. One has even pledged to have her salary withheld until the shutdown is resolved.
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More lawmakers want to see pay withheld from Members of Congress for shutdowns. One has even pledged to have her salary withheld until the shutdown is resolved.
The Office of Management and Budget has instructed agencies to begin carrying out their shutdown contingency plans.
There have been a series of short government shutdowns that often lasted over a weekend. Here is a listing of shutdowns, including the most significant ones.
The TSP has provided important information for federal employees on what impact the government shutdown will have on their TSP accounts.
A government shutdown has officially begun. Here is some critical information for federal employees.
Legislation has been introduced in Senate to withhold pay for lawmakers in the event of a government shutdown.
OPM outlines in its shutdown contingency plan which portions of the agency would be impacted by a funding lapse.
Legislation has been introduced to guarantee back pay to federal employees who get furloughed during a partial government shutdown.
Congress has passed yet another temporary stopgap measure to avoid a partial government shutdown at the end of the week.
Legislation has been introduced that would guarantee pay for federal employees in the event of a partial government shutdown.