Congress’s Misconceptions on Federal vs. Private Sector Telework
A CBO report on telework trends between federal employees and private sector workers contradicts beliefs of some lawmakers in Congress.
A CBO report on telework trends between federal employees and private sector workers contradicts beliefs of some lawmakers in Congress.
A new CBO report found that total compensation of federal employees is 5% higher on average than their private sector counterparts.
CBO said in a recent report that it expects the Postal Service to continue to default on required payments to its retiree health benefits fund.
A recent CBO report looks at the impact the government match and automatic enrollment have on federal employees’ savings habits in the TSP.
The CBO has offered a cost analysis of a bill designed to protect federal employees’ health insurance benefits during government shutdowns.
Proposals to cut retirement benefits appear periodically. The author discusses some recent ones and what they might mean for federal employees.
CBO offered an analysis of what it would cost the government to pay for computational errors affecting veterans’ military service deposits and pensions.
A CBO report says that increasing federal employees’ share of retirement contributions would lead to significant savings.
The CBO projects in a new report that the government will run out of money sooner than expected. Measures to offset the debt limit can impact federal employees.
The Treasury Department has announced it will no longer be able to fully invest in two federal employee retirement funds to avoid hitting the debt ceiling.