FEDWeek
Threat of Partial Shutdown Grows with End of Fiscal Year in Sight
Updated: With funding authority set to lapse for much of the government with the end of fiscal year on September …More
Agencies to Have Discretion over Exceptions, Discipline under Vaccine Mandate
The latest guidance from the administration on its vaccine mandate for federal employees gives individual agencies discretion over many aspects …More
Latest Guidance Addresses Documenting Vaccination, Other Topics
The administration has addressed many of the mechanics of its vaccine mandate for federal employees, including stating that agencies “must …More
Federal Employee Union Declines to Sue Over Vaccine Mandate
The NFFE union has said it has considered filing a lawsuit seeking to block the administration’s vaccine mandate for federal …More
Safety Policies Generally but Not Always Followed at IRS, Audit Finds
IRS taxpayer assistance centers largely are following pandemic safety standards and protocols, an audit has said while also raising concerns …More
Paid Leave Bill Gets $16 B Price Tag
A bill before the House (HR-564) to expand paid leave for federal employees would be worth some $16 billion to …More
Federal Manager's Daily Report
OPM Sending Surveys on Program Evaluation Work
OPM has begun a government-wide occupational study of program evaluation work involving surveying employees involved in such work and their …More
Federal Retirement & Financial Planning Report
Report Examines the Odds of Extending a Career
The trend of workers extending their careers for financial and other reasons has started to level off for reasons including …More
TSP Investment Report
Retirement Savings Limit Increase Likely for 2022
It won’t be long before the Internal Revenue Service announces the new numbers that will apply to retirement savings in …More
Armed Forces News
How to Protect Your Military Career from a Failed Drug Test
If you are in the military, there is no doubt you have heard the term “zero tolerance” when it comes …More
