NSPS, Contracting, Other Issues at Stake
Another major item on the congressional plate is the DoD authorization that likely will seek to impose restrictions on the …More
Another major item on the congressional plate is the DoD authorization that likely will seek to impose restrictions on the …More
The APWU Health Plan Consumer Driven Option is open to all Postal and Federal Employees for 2008. The Consumer Driven …More
Congress returns next week from its Thanksgiving break facing a number of unfinished bills, including numerous appropriations bills, one of …More
OPM has established a new register of candidates for administrative law judge positions, the latest step in a long process …More
The Senate has passed a contracting reform act (S-680) that seeks to help federal agencies recruit, retain, and develop an …More
An OPM official recently testified at a House hearing on the status of telework programs in the government, with new …More
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee has passed S-1000, which would: create a presumption that federal employees (with …More
The DoD appropriations measure that was signed continues several restrictions on contracting out that have applied in recent years at …More
It is possible that Congress won’t be able to reach agreement with the White House on at least some spending …More
The delayed action on agency budgets has set off the type of speculation and maneuvering that often has occurred in …More
Congress has taken a Thanksgiving break after President Bush signed, as part of the fiscal 2008 DoD appropriations bill (PL …More
The Senate Finance Committee has conducted the latest in a series of hearings on the windfall elimination provision and government …More
The CRS report raises several options that it termed carrots and sticks to encourage FERS employees to conserve their sick …More
The Congressional Research Service has issued a report on the differences in sick leave usage by employees in the FERS …More
The DoD appropriations bill, set for final voting this week, sets a precedent for a 3.5 percent average pay raise …More
Both the House and Senate earlier this year voted as part of the DoD authorization bill to place restrictions on …More
The focus on the future of DoD’s national security personnel system has shifted to a conference on a defense authorization …More
All the TSP funds had a gaining month in October, with the international stock I fund leading the way with …More
Spiral 2 is to be broken into two phases and carried out through next spring as components are ready. Spiral …More
DoD has announced the components that will be included in the next phase of its national security personnel system implementation, …More
OPM has issued guidance to carry out rules changes it published recently regarding reemployment of annuitants. For a closer look, …More
In recent years the ECI figure alone has effectively become the starting point for annual raise deliberations, and locality pay …More
An early marker has been set for the January 2009—not 2008—general schedule pay raise, as the Bureau of Labor Statistics …More
For this open season, OPM has changed the way it presents benefits information, shifting the focus away from just FEHB …More
During the same open season period, employees will be able to sign up for flexible spending accounts for the 2008 …More
In general, those eligible for FEHB also are eligible under the Federal Dental and Vision Insurance Program, whose carriers are …More
The APWU Health Plan Consumer Driven Option is open to all Postal and Federal Employees for 2008. The Consumer Driven …More