Another Attempt to Provide Short-Term Disability Insurance to Federal Employees
Another effort is being made in Congress to provide a short-term disability insurance option to federal employees.
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Another effort is being made in Congress to provide a short-term disability insurance option to federal employees.
New legislation aims to protect the credit reports of federal employees impacted by government shutdowns.
One Congressman is pushing to expand the current boundaries of the highest paying locality area in the country.
The CBO has weighed in on legislation that would ban federal agencies from paying bonuses to federal employees under certain conditions.
Another bill has been introduced to eliminate the WEP. What are the chances of this provision actually being repealed?
A new bill in the House would eliminate use of official time by federal employee unions.
Legislation has been introduced to repeal the Windfall Elimination Provision.
Legislation that would ban bonuses for federal employees for conduct violations has moved forward in the Senate.
Legislation has been introduced in the House that would bar individuals convicted of sexual abuse of children from receiving federal pensions.
Legislation has been introduced to prohibit smoking at VA facilities.