1% Federal Pay Raise in 2015 Closer to Reality
The likelihood of a 1% federal pay raise next year is one step closer to becoming a reality with the introduction of a continuing resolution to fund the federal government.
The likelihood of a 1% federal pay raise next year is one step closer to becoming a reality with the introduction of a continuing resolution to fund the federal government.
HUD argued that a senior official was entitled to seek support for the pending agency appropriations bill. The GAO disagreed concluding that an agency appeal to the public to contact members of Congress in support of legislation violates an anti-lobbying prohibition.
What are the average salaries for some federal jobs and how do they compare to the highest paid ones? While in the same category, the differences may surprise some. If you fall into one of these categories, see how you compare to the average and the highest paid individuals.
When is it possible to enroll for the self plus one plan in the federal employee health benefits plan?
All of the TSP funds had a positive return in August except for the I fund.
President Obama has sent a letter to House Speaker John Boehner and Vice President Joe Biden for a 1 percent across-the-board pay increase for the federal workforce. Here is a copy of the letter describing the pay adjustments to take place in January 2015.
President Obama is moving forward to implement a one percent pay raise for federal employees in 2015.
OPM has proposed to expand FEHB coverage to temporary employees with a full government contribution. The proposal does not address how the agency is able to ignore existing legislation in the new proposal and this issue is being questioned by the ranking member of a Senate committee.
There are two important changes to the flexible spending account program for federal employees for 2015. Here are the changes.
What do you need to know about phased retirement before entering this program? Here are some key points that any phased retirement employee will want to know ahead of time.