OPM Expands Dental/Vision Benefits to More Federal Employees
Over 70,000 federal employees and 118,000 Postal employees will be eligible for FEDVIP coverage under a new rule issued by OPM.
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Over 70,000 federal employees and 118,000 Postal employees will be eligible for FEDVIP coverage under a new rule issued by OPM.
Senator James Lankford (R-OK) is concerned about the OPM retirement backlog and the problems it is creating for retired federal employees.
The OPM retirement backlog dropped in June to a new low for 2023 and to a level not seen since 2017.
There is an extra pay period in 2023 which means federal employees should pay close attention to their "use or lose" annual leave.
These are leadership training resources for federal employees looking to enhance their leadership skills.
The OPM retirement backlog fell to its lowest level so far in 2023 at the end of May.
OPM has released a new retirement guide to walk federal employees through what to expect while their retirement applications are being processed.
The April 2023 OPM retirement backlog was reduced by over 2,500 claims.
The author says that possible filtering of the FEVS response data causes opportunities for improvement to be missed.
Additional Information about the upcoming Postal Service Health Benefits (PSHB) program has been released.