Bill Would Bar Federal Employees Convicted of Sex Crimes From Receiving Pensions
Legislation has been introduced to prohibit federal employees found guilty of sexual crimes from receiving their government pensions.
Author: Ian Smith
OSC Cracking Down on White House Hatch Act Violations
New Hatch Act enforcement guidelines are designed to level the playing field between White House staff and other federal employees.
OPM Looking Into FSA Fraud
The Office of Personnel Management is investing recent cyber-enabled fraud in which unknown crooks are trying to siphon off money from several hundred flexible spending accounts of federal employees.
Was Your Agency One of the “Best Places to Work” in 2023?
These federal agencies were rated among the best places for federal employees to work in 2023.
New Leave Opportunity for Federal Employees: Safe Leave
Federal employees can now request safe leave when they need time off to seek safety from domestic violence situations.
Postal Worker Pulled Over for Driving Over 100 MPH
A Postal employee was pulled over for driving more than 100 miles per hour, and police believe she was trying to race a sports car in her mail truck.
Another Bill Introduced to Slash Telework for Federal Employees
Another bill has been introduced in the Senate to put limits on federal employees’ use of telework.
OPM Retirement Backlog Continues to Decline in April
The OPM retirement backlog has been on a steady decline so far in 2024.
Medicare and Social Security Go-Broke Dates Are Pushed Back
The go-broke dates for Medicare and Social Security have been pushed back as an improving economy has contributed to changed projected depletion dates according to the latest trustees reports for both programs.
2024 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey Coming in May
The 2024 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey will be distributed to federal employees in May.
