How Pay and Retirement Benefits are Impacted by a Partial Shutdown
How would a partial government shutdown impact the pay of current and retired federal employees?
How would a partial government shutdown impact the pay of current and retired federal employees?
A recent OPM Inspector General’s report said that improper payments made under federal employee retirement systems represent a “high risk.”
Despite a higher number of new claims in the month than usual, OPM made a modest reduction in November’s retirement backlog.
OPM has provided detailed guidance on pay and leave for the upcoming holiday honoring former President George H.W. Bush.
A recent GAO report highlighted shortcomings in OPM’s performance management practices, but the author says the report doesn’t go far enough.
OPM’s Inspector General said that while the agency appears to have met a part of its goal on the retirement backlog, it has some more work to do.
OPM recently updated its governmentwide closure and dismissal policies which include a new type of weather related leave and strong emphasis on telework.
OPM has issued new guidance for agencies on reporting labor relations information.
Over 3 years after the data breaches were reported at OPM, the agency still has not made a number of recommended security improvements.
The 2018 open season is officially underway. Here is some important information to help you prepare for making your benefits selections.