COVID Stimulus Bill Includes 15 Weeks of Paid Leave for Federal Employees
Tucked inside of the new $1.9 trillion COVID relief package is a unique benefit for federal employees: emergency paid leave.
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Tucked inside of the new $1.9 trillion COVID relief package is a unique benefit for federal employees: emergency paid leave.
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Legislation has been reintroduced to require cost-benefit analyses of federal agency relocations.
Legislation has been introduced to block implementation of one of President Biden’s Executive Orders that impacted the federal workforce in various ways.
Legislation in the House would give federal employees up to 15 weeks of paid emergency leave for dealing with COVID-19.
Legislation has been introduced to terminate federal employees who “knowingly and willfully misspend federal funds.”
Another effort is being made in Congress to end the pre-funding mandate for USPS retiree health benefits.
Recently introduced legislation would give federal employees 12 weeks of paid leave to use in certain situations.