Little Change to Retirement Backlog in September
The backlog of retirement applications at OPM stayed relatively flat in September.
The backlog of retirement applications at OPM stayed relatively flat in September.
A lawsuit filed by a man in Cleveland says that he packed his mother’s remains in his suitcase to fly to Puerto Rico to spread her ashes there according to her wishes but found a very unpleasant surprise when he arrived.
A new scorecard published by NARFE shows how each member of Congress voted on pieces of legislation that impacted the federal workforce in some way.
The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) has published the latest edition of its federal sector Digest of Equal Employment Opportunity Law.
Congressman Mark Meadows (R-NC) has introduced legislation that would prohibit federal employees from accessing pornographic or explicit material on government computers and devices.
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has released a new report designed to improve the federal sector complaint process.
The Partnership for Public Service will present 8 Service to America medals on Monday in recognition of the outstanding achievements of federal employees.
President Obama signed the bill into law on Friday that was passed by Congress this week to keep the government funded through mid December and avert any potential shutdown.
Congress has passed legislation that would provide a cost of living adjustment for disabled veterans receiving disability compensation from the Department of Veterans Affairs and other compensation for survivors of veterans who have died as a result of their service to the country.
A new study has found that unelected officials in Washington don’t have much in common with the rest of the country.