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Federal employee retirements jump in January as backlog balloons
Despite the increases, fewer employees overall retired in 2023 than 2022, 2021 and 2020.
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Lloyd Austin undergoes procedure, expected to resume duties Tuesday
Austin’s medical issue is not expected to interfere with his cancer recovery, according to his doctors.
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Is Presidents Day a federal holiday for government employees?
The Office of Personnel Management and other official government documents call it “Washington’s Birthday,” according to law.
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VA to ease benefits rules for vets exposed to Agent Orange in the US
The move follows several years of expanded benefits for veterans who suffered toxic exposure injuries while in the military.
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Federal workers failing to take paid family leave, lawmakers say
Only about 4% of the 2.1 million-strong federal workforce took advantage of the benefit from 2020 to 2022.
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What’s holding back the whole-of-government health resilience plan?
The Federal Plan for Equitable Long-Term Recovery and Resilience helps communities engage in self-driven discussions of needs and solutions.
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VA eyes more medical care for vets with toxic exposure issues
Officials will speed up portions of the PACT Act to allow enrollment of thousands of veterans into VA health care next month.
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Lawmakers make an early pitch for 7.4% federal pay raise
Though Congress has put forward its own pay pitch, it has routinely been up to the White House to set the final number.
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Biden moves to help federal workers on anniversary of pay equity law
OPM is issuing a final rule to bar the government from considering a person’s current or past pay when determining their salary for federal jobs.
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White House medical unit handed out pills to ineligible patients
A Pentagon watchdog found “severe and systemic” problems with the unit’s internal controls on medication, among other issues.
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Federal employee retirements jump in January as backlog balloons
Despite the increases, fewer employees overall retired in 2023 than 2022, 2021 and 2020.
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Lloyd Austin undergoes procedure, expected to resume duties Tuesday
Austin’s medical issue is not expected to interfere with his cancer recovery, according to his doctors.
-
Is Presidents Day a federal holiday for government employees?
The Office of Personnel Management and other official government documents call it “Washington’s Birthday,” according to law.
-
VA to ease benefits rules for vets exposed to Agent Orange in the US
The move follows several years of expanded benefits for veterans who suffered toxic exposure injuries while in the military.
-
Federal workers failing to take paid family leave, lawmakers say
Only about 4% of the 2.1 million-strong federal workforce took advantage of the benefit from 2020 to 2022.
-
What’s holding back the whole-of-government health resilience plan?
The Federal Plan for Equitable Long-Term Recovery and Resilience helps communities engage in self-driven discussions of needs and solutions.
-
VA eyes more medical care for vets with toxic exposure issues
Officials will speed up portions of the PACT Act to allow enrollment of thousands of veterans into VA health care next month.
-
Lawmakers make an early pitch for 7.4% federal pay raise
Though Congress has put forward its own pay pitch, it has routinely been up to the White House to set the final number.
-
Biden moves to help federal workers on anniversary of pay equity law
OPM is issuing a final rule to bar the government from considering a person’s current or past pay when determining their salary for federal jobs.
-
White House medical unit handed out pills to ineligible patients
A Pentagon watchdog found “severe and systemic” problems with the unit’s internal controls on medication, among other issues.
-
Federal employee retirements jump in January as backlog balloons
Despite the increases, fewer employees overall retired in 2023 than 2022, 2021 and 2020.
-
Lloyd Austin undergoes procedure, expected to resume duties Tuesday
Austin’s medical issue is not expected to interfere with his cancer recovery, according to his doctors.
-
Is Presidents Day a federal holiday for government employees?
The Office of Personnel Management and other official government documents call it “Washington’s Birthday,” according to law.
-
VA to ease benefits rules for vets exposed to Agent Orange in the US
The move follows several years of expanded benefits for veterans who suffered toxic exposure injuries while in the military.
-
Federal workers failing to take paid family leave, lawmakers say
Only about 4% of the 2.1 million-strong federal workforce took advantage of the benefit from 2020 to 2022.
-
What’s holding back the whole-of-government health resilience plan?
The Federal Plan for Equitable Long-Term Recovery and Resilience helps communities engage in self-driven discussions of needs and solutions.
-
VA eyes more medical care for vets with toxic exposure issues
Officials will speed up portions of the PACT Act to allow enrollment of thousands of veterans into VA health care next month.
-
Lawmakers make an early pitch for 7.4% federal pay raise
Though Congress has put forward its own pay pitch, it has routinely been up to the White House to set the final number.
-
Biden moves to help federal workers on anniversary of pay equity law
OPM is issuing a final rule to bar the government from considering a person’s current or past pay when determining their salary for federal jobs.
-
White House medical unit handed out pills to ineligible patients
A Pentagon watchdog found “severe and systemic” problems with the unit’s internal controls on medication, among other issues.
