Legislation Reimbursing Federal Employees for Ride Sharing Services Moves Forward
Legislation that would require formal regulations to be issued to reimburse federal employees for using ride sharing services has cleared a Senate Committee.
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Legislation that would require formal regulations to be issued to reimburse federal employees for using ride sharing services has cleared a Senate Committee.
The TSA has had its share of problems recently. One Congressman has introduced legislation that he says will hold the agency and its employees more accountable.
The VA and federal civil service is “trapped in a failed and antiquated civil service system that is in desperate need of reform.” A House bill would change the system in the VA.
Legislation that would prohibit federal employees from watching pornography while at work has taken another step forward in the road to becoming law.
Legislation has been introduced that would require OPM to submit an annual report to Congress on the amount of official time used by federal employee unions.
Legislation recently passed the House in a renewed effort to provide private lactation spaces in federal buildings for visitors.
A pair of bills recently introduced in the House would provide an automatic cost of living adjustment for benefits provided to military veterans and their families.
Legislation has been reintroduced in Congress to make it easier to fire VA employees for misconduct or poor performance.
Recently introduced legislation would change the COLA used in computing federal employee retirement benefits.
Is legislation necessary to prohibit federal employees from watching porn at work? A recent investigation shows that the problem may be more widespread than one might realize.