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.
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Can federal employees get time off to vote? OPM has addressed this question with guidance for the upcoming election.
This case involves a determination by OPM not to credit 87 days served by a Federal retiree in the Army National Guard of Connecticut.
OPM is issuing proposed changes that will impact how administrative law judges are hired and other employment changes.
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The author shares his analysis of proposed recommendations for reforming the Office of Personnel Management under a new administration.
After some delays, the 2020 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey finally has a set launch date.
OPM's retirement backlog grew in August but the average processing time improved considerably.
OPM said that this year's Open Season will take place as scheduled despite the coronavirus.
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OPM has announced additional dental and vision carriers for the FEDVIP program beginning in 2021.