Trump Administration Moves to Reclassify HHS Jobs as At-Will Positions
A recent report indicates that HHS is preparing to transition hundreds of agency employees to at-will status.
How Federal Employees Can Save Hundreds on Prescription Drugs Each Year
These are some ways federal employees can save on prescription medications with their FEHB insurance.
Maximizing Roth Conversions for Federal Employees: A Strategic Guide
Strategic Roth conversions in TSP can lower lifetime taxes for federal retirees by using low tax brackets, gap years, and avoiding Medicare surcharges.
Senate Adopts Resolution to Align Lawmakers’ Pay with Federal Employees in Shutdowns
Federal employees go unpaid during government shutdowns, and now a new Senate resolution ensures senators will too.
What the MSPB’s Record Caseload Tells Us About the Federal Appeal System
The MSPB received 20,335 appeals in FY 2025 — four times normal volume. Here’s what the backlog means for federal employees weighing their options.
8th Time’s the Charm? Short-Term Disability Insurance Bill Reintroduced
Legislation has been reintroduced to offer a short-term disability insurance program to federal employees.
DEA Agent Fired for Nude Photos of a Minor Found on His Government Cell Phone
A DEA agent fired for taking nude photos of a minor argued the agency failed to prove lascivious intent. Was this argument persuasive?
How to Estimate the True Cost of Your Home in Retirement
Retirees must plan for ongoing costs associated with a home, including property taxes, insurance, utilities, and maintenance.
Higher Inflation Last Month: Bigger 2027 COLA for Retirees?
April inflation jumped to 3.8%, raising expectations for a larger 2027 COLA for Social Security recipients and federal retirees under FERS and CSRS.
What Federal Employees Need to Know as MSPB Recusals Undermine Review Process
Board member recusals are blocking nearly 40% of federal employee appeals at the MSPB, leaving workers without meaningful due process protections.
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