Tag: OPM
Break Up OPM, But for the Right Reasons
The author says that OPM should be dismantled as has been proposed, but it must be done only for the right reasons.
GAO Doesn’t Sound Wild About the OPM Reorg Plan
A recent GAO report says that plans for carrying out the proposed reorganization of OPM are lacking so far.
Can Congress Overturn an OPM Reclassification Decision?
Is there any precedent for employees “winning” reclassification of their position via legal/political means?
OPM Encourages Use of Telework During Metro Project
OPM is encouraging agencies to use workplace flexibilities in light of an upcoming Metro construction project.
Retirement Backlog Drops by 12% in April
OPM was able to get the retirement backlog back below 20,000 for the first time since December.
2019 Federal Employee Viewpoint Coming Soon
OPM has announced the timeline of when the 2019 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey will be administered.
OPM Issues Guidance on New Religious Compensatory Time Off Rule
OPM has issued important guidance on how agencies should utilize the new rule on federal employees requesting compensatory time off for religious reasons.
OPM Issues Final Rule Regarding Compensatory Time Off for Religious Observances
Federal employees may soon have a new way to make up time taken off from work for religious reasons.
Dismantling OPM and Changing the Face of the Federal HR Program
The dismantling of OPM is starting with a new executive order transferring much of the OPM work to the Department of Defense.
FERS Disability Retirement: To Resign or Not to Resign
What impact does resigning have on a federal employee’s ability to qualify for Federal Disability Retirement?
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