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.
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Recently introduced legislation would provide hazard pay to federal employees at greater risk of exposure to the coronavirus.
Senate Democrats proposed establishing a fund to provide premium pay for federal employees working on the frontlines of the coronavirus.
House Democrats have unveiled a coronavirus stimulus bill with a number of important provisions for federal employees.
A Senate bill would direct federal agencies to maximize telework for federal employees during the coronavirus pandemic.
A companion bill to previously introduced legislation that would repeal the Windfall Elimination Provision has been introduced in the Senate.
A recently introduced bill would extend the new paid parental leave benefit to more federal employees who are excluded under the new law.
Where should federal agencies be buying their flowers? It’s an issue that has generated more interest in Congress than you might think.
Legislation has been introduced that would formally ensure that all VA employees would be covered by the new paid parental leave benefit.
A House bill would expand paid parental leave to cover some federal employees who were excluded by the new law.
Legislation that would eliminate the Postal Service’s retirement pre-funding mandate has taken another step forward in the legislative process.