Legislation Introduced to Prevent Government Shutdowns
A recently introduced bill is designed to prevent government shutdowns by giving Congress consequences for not passing timely spending bills.
A recently introduced bill is designed to prevent government shutdowns by giving Congress consequences for not passing timely spending bills.
Recently introduced legislation would let federal employees and contractors withdraw from retirement accounts without penalty during the shutdown.
Legislation has been introduced to formalize the continuation of a pay freeze on the vice president and other senior officials during the shutdown.
Recently introduced legislation would allow excepted federal employees to withdraw from the TSP with no penalties to have money during shutdowns.
Legislation has been reintroduced that aims to put an end to government shutdowns for good.
Recently introduced legislation would ensure that essential federal employees continue to get their regular paychecks during the current shutdown.
Legislation has been introduced to guarantee back pay to low-wage federal contract workers impacted by the shutdown.
Legislation to guarantee back pay to federal employees has now passed both the House and the Senate.
Legislation to guarantee back pay to federal employees has passed the Senate.
Recently introduced legislation would shield federal employees from creditors in the event they are unable to pay their bills during the shutdown.