Lawmakers Want Answers About OPM Retirement Backlog
A group of lawmakers are pressing for answers on the OPM retirement backlog, but are they seeing the full picture?
A group of lawmakers are pressing for answers on the OPM retirement backlog, but are they seeing the full picture?
OPM has announced that the 2023 Federal Employee Viewpoint survey will be distributed in May.
OPM has issued new guidance on gender identity to help federal employees and agencies comply with the president’s latest issuances.
OPM has issued a rule to formalize establishment of the new Postal Service Health Benefits program.
The OPM retirement backlog dropped again in March 2023 to close at just under 23,000.
Fewer incoming retirement claims than in past years and faster processing times helped slash the OPM retirement backlog in February 2023.
OPM has extended the COVID excepted service hiring authority after President Biden extended the pandemic national emergency.
Although it rose considerably in January 2023, the OPM retirement backlog indicates that fewer federal employees retired at the start of this year than in past years.
OPM has provided some guidelines for federal employees on ways to avoid delays with processing their retirement applications.
A recent report highlighting billions in potential waste in the FEHB program caught the attention of the House Oversight Committee.