Federal Pay – Primum Non Nocere
When it comes to considering a pay raise for federal employees next year, the author says that he believes the best approach is to “first, do no harm.”
When it comes to considering a pay raise for federal employees next year, the author says that he believes the best approach is to “first, do no harm.”
A growing number of lawmakers on both sides of the political aisle are urging President Trump to reconsider the proposed 2019 pay freeze.
Several lawmakers have expressed their opposition to the proposed 2019 pay freeze and are working to implement a pay raise instead.
President Trump said in a speech today that he will “study” the issue of pay for federal workers over the weekend. What exactly does this mean?
The White House wants to move forward with its proposed pay freeze for federal employees in 2019.
A proposal to freeze pay for Labor Department employees was left out of a recently passed spending bill.
One Senator recently proposed a freeze on pay raises for federal employees at the Labor Department.
The Senate has passed a spending bill which puts federal employees one step closer to getting a pay raise (rather than a pay freeze) in 2019.
A pay freeze was proposed for 2019. Could federal employees still see a raise next year?
The President’s Management Agenda reiterated proposals to cut federal employees’ benefits and freeze pay as part of a broader plan.