House Votes to Double Probationary Period for New Feds
The House has passed a bill that would double the length of the probationary period for new federal employees.
The House has passed a bill that would double the length of the probationary period for new federal employees.
A bill has been favorably reported by committee to significantly increase the length of a probationary period for a federal employee.
Recently introduced legislation would protect veterans from having to pay back interest resulting from agency mistakes in the calculation of certain benefits.
An amendment to the Senate’s tax reform bill that had the potential to impact federal employees who invest in the TSP has been taken off the table.
A proposed amendment to the Senate’s tax reform bill would eliminate current retirement savings catch-up contributions.
Recently introduced legislation would give disabled veterans a new option for saving for retirement utilizing the TSP.
A media investigation highlighting serious problems at the VA has led to introduction of yet another reform bill aimed at fixing some of the agency’s problems.
A bill to change how care is provided for American veterans could substantially alter the role of the VA.
Congress has passed the TSP Modernization Act and it is now on its way to the White House.
Legislation has been introduced that would extend the probationary period for new federal employees to two years. Would this benefit new employees?