OPM’s Retirement Backlog Remains Relatively Unchanged in September
OPM’s retirement backlog saw little change during September.
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Are White Federal Employees Inherently Racist?
OPM is requiring all agencies to submit diversity and inclusion training for review and approval before it is used.
How Does Paid Parental Leave for Federal Employees Work?
Federal employees have a new paid leave benefit: paid parental leave. Here is a summary of the key features and eligibility requirements.
Are Federal Employees Allowed Time Off to Vote?
Can federal employees get time off to vote? OPM has addressed this question with guidance for the upcoming election.
Does National Guard Service Count Toward Federal Retirement?
This case involves a determination by OPM not to credit 87 days served by a Federal retiree in the Army National Guard of Connecticut.
Proposed Changes for Federal Administrative Law Judges
OPM is issuing proposed changes that will impact how administrative law judges are hired and other employment changes.
Federal Employees Should Double Check These Items Before Retiring
Checking the details of your federal retirement benefits can ensure a smoother process before your last day. These are some items to look for.
Presidential Transition Notebook: Take Dismantling OPM Off the Table
The author shares his analysis of proposed recommendations for reforming the Office of Personnel Management under a new administration.
FEVS Coming September 14
After some delays, the 2020 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey finally has a set launch date.
Retirement Backlog Up, But Case Processing Time Down in August
OPM’s retirement backlog grew in August but the average processing time improved considerably.
