OPM Explains How Your Pay Will Be Handled After the Shutdown
OPM has issued a memo detailing how pay will be handled for federal employees directly impacted by the government shutdown.
OPM has issued a memo detailing how pay will be handled for federal employees directly impacted by the government shutdown.
OPM outlines in its shutdown contingency plan which portions of the agency would be impacted by a funding lapse.
On January 16, 1883, the Civil Service Commission was created. Federal employment has changed but the bureaucracy and much of the original philosophy still exist.
Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) has expressed concerns about the appointment of the CFPB Deputy Director to her permanent career position.
OPM made a 25% reduction to its retirement claims backlog in December, just in time to deal with a likely onslaught of new applications.
Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) has subpoenaed OPM over the agency’s failure to explain why it is subsidizing health insurance for lawmakers.
The backlog of retirement applications at OPM grew in November despite far fewer new applications being received.
The possibility of a government shutdown looms at the end of the week as Congress wrangles over the budget. Here is what it means for your pay and benefits.
OPM has announced the addition of four new academic institutions to its tuition discount program for federal employees.
OPM’s retirement backlog climbed higher in October. How does this compare to the last few years?