Tag: Proposed Legislation
Another Bill Would Ban Federal Employees from Using TikTok
A second bill has been introduced in Congress to ban federal employees from using TikTok on government issued devices.
Provisions for Federal Employees in the New $3 Trillion Coronavirus Bill
House lawmakers have proposed a massive new spending bill for the coronavirus that contains some provisions relevant to federal employees.
Lawmakers Want Retroactive Application of Upcoming Paid Parental Leave Benefit
A small group of lawmakers want the new paid parental leave policy to be made retroactive to apply to more federal employees.
Bill Would Provide Hazard Pay to Frontline Federal Employees
Recently introduced legislation would provide hazard pay to federal employees at greater risk of exposure to the coronavirus.
Coronavirus: Senate Dems Propose Premium Pay for Frontline Federal Workers
Senate Democrats proposed establishing a fund to provide premium pay for federal employees working on the frontlines of the coronavirus.
House Democrats Unveil Coronavirus Stimulus Bill With Provisions for Federal Employees
House Democrats have unveiled a coronavirus stimulus bill with a number of important provisions for federal employees.
Bill Would Maximize Telework for Federal Employees During Coronavirus Pandemic
A Senate bill would direct federal agencies to maximize telework for federal employees during the coronavirus pandemic.
WEP Repeal Legislation Introduced in the Senate
A companion bill to previously introduced legislation that would repeal the Windfall Elimination Provision has been introduced in the Senate.
Senators Want to Ban Federal Employees from Using TikTok
Two Senators have introduced a bill aimed at banning federal employees from using Chinese social media app TikTok on their government-issued phones, amid growing national security concerns around the collection and sharing of data on U.S. users with China’s government.
House Bill Would Extend Paid Parental Leave Benefit to More Federal Employees
A recently introduced bill would extend the new paid parental leave benefit to more federal employees who are excluded under the new law.
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