Christmas v. Department of Education
Can a federal employee avoid time limits by dodging receipt of a final agency decision or other significant documents?
Is There Room for the I Fund In Your TSP?
American jobs are often going where labor is cheaper and the investment climate provides a better chance for profitability. Is your TSP fund investment missing a good opportunity?
“There Oughta’ Be A Law”
The federal retirement program is probably the safest and most secure retirement program available–even if the recipient has committed a serious crime.
Speeding Toward Your Retirement Date
Will you have enough money when you retire? Here is one way you may be able to have more than you planned on having.
Will Oral Settlement Agreement Hold Up?
Is an oral agreement to settle a case sufficient or does it have to be signed by all parties? A recent court decision provides the answer.
Fired Fed Reluctantly Retiring With an Annuity Reduction
A former VA employee challenges the reduction in his annuity payment.
More Money in Your Paycheck But Less for Mileage
The reimbursement rates for use of privately owned vehicles while on government business are going down in January.
Fed Names and Info Available on the Internet…For A Small Fee
Personal information about most federal employees is available for a fee on the internet. OPM has recently withheld information on a number of federal employees. A new lawsuit may determine whether your information will continue to be up for sale.
Christmas and the Culture War
Mixing religious beliefs with government creates controversy–at least in recent years. How do readers feel about issues relating to the celebration of Christmas? Here is a summary of responses to issues on the topic of “Christmas and the Culture War.”
Our Discipline System Needs Corrective Action
The disciplinary system for federal employees is cumbersome and time-consuming. Here are suggestions for fixing the system.
