OPM Renews BENEFEDS Contract
OPM has renewed its contract with LTC Partners to have the company continue providing BENEFEDS services to federal employees.
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OPM has renewed its contract with LTC Partners to have the company continue providing BENEFEDS services to federal employees.
In his final article of the series, the author explains his additional suggestions for some fixes he says are needed for a badly broken federal hiring process.
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Two recent guidance documents from OPM highlight provisions affecting the pay for certain federal employees. The author explains what this means for the impacted employees.
OPM has released new guidance for agencies that may be undergoing "reshaping" changes, such as reductions in force.
Following the release of the White House's budget proposal, OPM is apparently preparing agencies for the possibility of administrative furloughs as it has released updated guidance for agencies…
A recent Supreme Court decision regarding temporary appointments requiring Senate confirmation could have significant implications for federal agencies.
The Office of Personnel Management has announced academic agreements with four new schools to provide tuition discounts and/or scholarships to federal employees.