OPM Guidance: Expanding Role of Unions, Restricting Removal Procedures
OPM has issued guidance to restrict implementing Trump administration Executive Orders.
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OPM has issued guidance to restrict implementing Trump administration Executive Orders.
After being cancelled last year due to COVID-19, the Presidential Rank Awards are returning in 2021.
Federal law on marijuana use has not changed. New guidance from OPM advises a new interpretation.
Federal offices in the Washington, DC area will be closed on February 18th.
The total cost to the federal government supporting federal employee unions was more than $163 million in fiscal year 2019.
The author says that the “process” of applying for Federal Disability Retirement largely requires convincing convincing OPM your case is valid.
OPM’s retirement backlog hit a new high to close out January.
OPM is encouraging federal employees in the Washington, DC area to telework or use leave in anticipation of Inauguration Day activities.
Federal employees could find themselves with a temporary income gap right after they retire. The author says it’s wise to plan ahead.
Certain federal employees are now eligible to carry over greater amounts of annual leave from last year.