3 Bad Days or 6 Lucky Numbers
Do you know your lucky numbers for retirement? The author lists six important ones for federal employees in their retirement planning.
Do you know your lucky numbers for retirement? The author lists six important ones for federal employees in their retirement planning.
The White House’s 2019 budget outlined a number of proposed cuts to federal employees’ benefits. How much of an impact would these have on your retirement?
Because unused sick leave is used in the computation of my annuity, will it allow me to receive the 1.1% FERS computation factor?
How is your unused sick leave factored into your annuity calculation? The author clarifies what he says is a frequent misconception among federal employees.
I plan on retiring with 42 years and 7 months of service in Jan 2017. I will have accumulated 2500 hours of sick leave balance at time of retirement. I am in CSRS, so I was wondering what the increase in my annuity, expressed as a percentage, above the 80% value, would be due to credit for sick leave.
A group of Congressmen have introduced legislation that would provide federal employees, who are also disabled veterans, with extra leave during their first year in the federal workforce so that they may seek medical treatment for their service-connected disabilities.
How does FMLA leave work during a government shutdown for excepted employees? The author offers some details.
The authors point out that as few as six hours of sick leave can increase your retirement annuity.
The author explains some common misconceptions about how sick leave is credited for retirement purposes.
One federal employment law attorney is reminding federal employees to be careful not to abuse sick leave requests for summer vacation time.