OPM Reduces Retirement Backlog 6.6% in April
OPM made a slight improvement to the outstanding retirement backlog in April to bring the total below 18,000.
OPM made a slight improvement to the outstanding retirement backlog in April to bring the total below 18,000.
Major changes to federal employee benefits would save about $143,509,000,000 over ten years according to new legislative proposals from OPM director Jeff Pon.
OPM has issued a new rule which it says will increase the number of FEHB plan options and potentially help lower costs.
A recent IG report said OPM needs a contingency plan for the FLTCIP. OPM says that is much ado about nothing.
OPM has issued final regulations about new weather/safety leave policies which will be of particular interest to federal employees who telework.
OPM has announced the timeline for when the 2018 Federal Employee Viewpoint Survey will be administered.
After two months of large increases in its retirement backlog, OPM made significant progress in March to reverse the trend.
OPM has struggled to update its IT systems after the 2015 data breaches, and now a House Committee is asking the agency for information.
OPM published the results of its first ever work-life survey which indicate that federal employees utilizing these programs perform better in their jobs.
OPM has increasingly been blocking the release of substantial amounts of federal employee salary data. Some lawmakers want to know why.