Coronavirus: Do Federal Employees Qualify for Emergency Paid Sick Leave?
The Office of Personnel Management has issued a memo outlining when federal employees can qualify for emergency paid sick leave due to the coronavirus.
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The Office of Personnel Management has issued a memo outlining when federal employees can qualify for emergency paid sick leave due to the coronavirus.
The widow of a deceased federal annuitant cannot collect a survivor’s annuity because her spouse never elected one for her.
Despite the outbreak of the coronavirus, OPM has maintained a good pace of processing retirement claims.
OPM has reassured federal retirees that its retirement services operations will not be disrupted by the coronavirus.
The 2020 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey will be delayed due to the coronavirus.
OPM has provided options for agencies to assist teleworking federal employees who also have caregiving responsibilities.
OPM is reminding federal agencies of their responsibilities to continue benefits processing despite potential disruptions from the coronavirus.
OPM has released a new memo with questions and answers addressing pay, leave and telework with regards to the coronavirus.
Despite a large number of new claims in February, OPM was able to start reducing the retirement backlog after seeing it grow in January.
NTEU is worried that OPM is "thwarting legislative intent" of the new paid parental leave law for federal employees.