Tag: OPM
Proposal to Revamp OPM, Labor and Education Department
A White House proposal would substantially change OPM, move it under the EOP and merge the Departments of Education and Labor.
Woman Guilty of Exploiting Federal Employee Data from OPM Breaches
A Maryland woman has pleaded guilty to exploiting personal data of current and former federal employees stolen in the OPM data breaches.
Senators Object to Proposed Benefits Cuts
A group of Senators have voiced their opposition to OPM’s proposed benefits cuts for federal workers.
OPM Says Government is Open on June 12
OPM said it’s business as usual in Washington despite the Capitals parade, but that agencies are encouraged to give federal employees administrative leave.
OPM’s Retirement Backlog Sees Slight Increase in May
How did OPM’s retirement backlog fare in May? Here are the numbers.
FEDVIP Coming Soon for Military Families
OPM is reminding military families that they will need to participate in the federal benefits open season this year for FEDVIP dental and vision coverage.
House Committee Hearing Addresses Proposed Benefits Cuts
A hearing held by a House Committee yesterday addressed recent proposals to cut federal employees’ retirement benefits.
Legislation Reintroduced to Provide Free Lifetime ID Theft Protection for OPM Data Breaches
Legislation that would provide free lifetime identity theft protection to victims of OPM’s data breaches has been reintroduced in the House.
The Cost of the Proposed Benefits Cuts
The author says that recent proposals will end up reducing federal employees’ benefits by more than the value of the TSP’s F, S and I Funds combined.
Pon Hints at Major Changes Coming to Federal Compensation System
At a town hall discussion held this week, OPM director Jeff Pon hinted that there may be major changes in store for federal employee compensation.
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